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Actually, I found Joe (Klimchak) and he lives 5 minutes from me. He was at BCA Nationals last time I was there, he has a good rep. Will be giving him a shot, thanks everyone for the feedback! -dj

I won't be doing it myself, there is a local cue repair guy here in Vegas who has the gear. Knowing it is a standard groove really helps, thanks Kim! -dj

Hi- I am going to rewrap my Mezz ASTR cue with smooth leather. It came with black Irish linen. Will the channel need to be cut down to fit the leather wrap? The leather wrap I am getting is split in .022 to .025 thickness. All input much appreciated. -dj

Agreed, that is why smooth leather is harder to install. -dj

I want to have a smooth leather wrap installed on a Mezz cue. Do any of you know of someone who could do a good job on this? I had a Tascarella once with this wrap and you literally could not see the seam at all. Any recommendations appreciated! -dj

Mezz says Irish Linen on the description on their web site.

I sent you a PM with his email address. -dj

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I bought a Littman light with my Diamond 8 foot pro am 4 years ago. It comes complete, just hang and wire it. Light never gets in your eyes, like playing in daylight. I got both my table and light with no logo, which was Maria's requirement since the table is in our living room! When I played...

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Unplayed cue, hard to find.

At 9:15, Nick Varner mentions an idea that I am going to try to do in a league here in Vegas. Getting rid of the 2-foul rule is a great idea; if you don't play a valid safe, your opponent gets ball in hand anywhere, like in rotation games. I would also amend it so that you don't lose a point...

Read most of the rules, seems unnecessarily complicated to me. -dj

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Say hi to the folks at Crown for me, Bob! -dj

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That's not what it says at all. It states that if you chalk the cue you are accepting the terms of the warranty and the cue in the condition it was sent to you: All Joss Cues® leave the shop straight and in new condition. When you receive or buy your cue, inspect it thoroughly. If you chalk...

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