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Same thing with golf shafts. Finding a shaft with the kick point that matches your swing speed and timing is a key in club fitting. When you do find that shaft though, and you know what you're looking for/at, it's a huge "bingo" moment.

I couldn't draw worth crap with the Tiger X Pro I was using. It's a lot stiffer than the OB-2 I'm using now, and now I have no problems drawing the ball.

I can't tell the exact angle, but if I can I cut the 2 thin towards the side pocket, with focus on getting the cue ball underneath the 5. I don't think the 2 will have enough speed to go if you get the cue ball on the rail under the 5, but if it did you would still be good on the 3. Safety is...

Good to see you stop lurking and start posting. The tables will turn out great, but yeah, it's taking a long time. On Facebook, he's told someone in Oregon that "he's finishing up here".

You got it Kyle(?).

No, he is in Chico. We don't have a prison here. Also, he's been here since June, at a room with 6 tables, and 2 are done as of this moment. He completely built one from the ground up, and has rebuilt one existing table. Since June. I know good work takes time, but damn.

A little bit of low-right is all it takes. I would expect to be out from here.

To the top.

Inside shortens banks. Draw will shorten the angle on the cue ball when kicking, but it equates to follow on the object ball when banking.

He's from the Philippines. I'd bet they know who he is.

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I keep a Magic Rack in my bag.

Still for sale.

That's rough with the 9 in front of the pocket. If that 9 wasn't sitting where it is, I'd tie up the 8 ball with the 6. As the table sits, I like Victors assessment. Bump the 9 to the middle of the long rail if you don't think your opponent can run the 4 balls he needs to win. If he can, you...

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My favorite pizza is pepperoni and tomatoes on pesto sauce. I don't generally eat while I play though, and on the rare occasion I do it's always something with a fork, like a chicken breast salad or some mac and cheese with bacon and jalapeno.

Bump. Price dropped a little bit, but this is too nice of a cue to take much less. Still open to offers, but no trades.

I've done a warranty exchange with them on my OB2. I didn't register the shaft until I had to to fill out their warranty page. It wasn't a problem at all, and Shane was very helpful. It's odd that you haven't had a reply from them yet, they were pretty on top of it in my case. Never the less...

I only pattern rack when I play the ghost. Because f--- that guy, that's why.

To the top. I've got some interest in the Facebook groups, but no one has pulled the trigger yet.