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Yes it does . I've moved a piano that was and even moved a fair sized shed using decent sized pipes.

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It's easier to make sure you are centered on the ball. That may not be everyone's reason though

There is a guy in Calgary that does repairs NQ's Innovations.

Where abouts in Canada.

I've been shooting this shot for years before I even knew it was called a drag shot. Neil's does a nice video on it.

If its got to go across grass, take the casters off and use some long pipes as rollers and roll it across the grass.

Love it but could never afford it.

A week of play in a pool room could be a fair bit of wear depending on how busy they are. Can also be alot dirtier than a home table as well, not just the table but the balls as well. We're the balls all new at the same time as well? Are they the same quality of balls?

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And can be very expensive.

It seems most pros use a glove no matter what shaft they use. I just know in my experience the CF is less sticky .

Wouldn't the CF still be less sticky than a wood shaft under those conditions?

Why would you need a glove using a CF? I find the CF far less sticky than wood shafts. Have never used a glove in my life playing pool.

Just buy a Whyte Carbon or Bull carbon and buy different inserts for different cues.

No I never did.

In my case it would be a Whyte Carbon adapter.

Does anyone know if Tonkin used a standard 3/8×10 or a Modified pin? Also will a 3/8×10 modified shaft fit a standard 3/8×10 pin or vice versa? Thanks

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