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I work in the gulf out of grand isle la and drive right through there on hey 90 (I live in Abbeville). I go back out on the 27th and come back in on the 10th of February I believe. If your around then I wouldn’t mind meeting up. Shoot me a pm.

It’s not a piston…the faces are screwed together leaving them no ability to get closer to be able to compress any air…much less it’s not a “seal” that’s going to hold pressurized air even if it wanted to. Stay calm and carry on lol

Any links to how the game is played?

The pressed cortlands were nicely smooth and slick. The closest you will get is switching to a modern braided fishing line (spiderwire among others) that won’t ever wear out. There’s all kinds of colors and synthetic materials used in them, some look and feel more so or less so “plastic”...

It’s not my research I’ve just read studies on it. Here’s a very good one from the Finnish music foundation! http://raunonieminen.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/SP-n-vanhe.ENGL_.-11.6.2020-x2.pdf

Someone asked about humidity effects on torrified wood. Once torrified the cell structure goes from open cell to closed cell in the wood making it extremely moisture resistant….it’s also very stable because of this and other effects of the process. it also has issues with penetration of...

Depends on quite a few things. What’s the table. And how tall from bed is the top of the subrail Measure the width of your super speeds. From the back side of feather strip (back of subrail where it meets top rail, from there to the cushion nose should always be 2”….so even if you had the...

Yeah thats what my protos look like. It’s called a ratcheting “line wrench” They are fine in semi tight spots but not as much as the Alden in very tight spots like a pneumatic panel. That and they can kind of be a little goofy but it is a very nice tool. I can get more torque than the...

I been using an Alden since they were invented in like 2010. Offshore in my pneumatic panels….mine are double sided ratchet 3/8-7/16", 1/2-9/16", 5/8-11/16 They don’t slip if your not square like every other ratcheting box end and they are stainless. I have some proto ratcheting flare but...

Mosconi would snap at spectators during matches fwiw. He wasn’t a peach like everyone thought he was after he was basically retired.

The echos of time

He worked for Paul HUEBLER way back and they had a HUEBLER , Meucci custom cue line under Paul’s branding. When Bob tried going on his own Paul did not let him use that name and that’s how Meucci Originals came to be. Then he went to Meucci and his customs are BMC Bob Meucci custom...

Charles Peterson was the director of the BAA, he was paid 500$ a month. The BAA banned Greenleaf from the WC’s more than once and Ralph sued the saying Brunswick had him banned for giving exhibitions on equipment that wasn’t theirs….and he won.

Lol decade later and searching old cue history I came on your question and figured better late than never to give a possible answer. Maybe this is the one you were thinking of Especial Joe Chamaco Cue Joe was a famous Mexican 3-Cushion Player. Won the 1939 world 3cushion championships...

Use lighter woods and bumper/hardware in the back of the cue. Use diff joint material,pin or type up front, denser wood on forearm. Take care of balancing the butt the shaft doesn’t need extra weight besides denser maple for that one maybe or mods like adding Weight inside above the joint...

A moving rotating sphere is definitely easier to control than a moving one with no rotation. A little run on wider angled banks and kicks is related to the topic. {Correct. That was just sort of how I tried to explain it. Sometimes I don't want the cue ball to slide at all. So I try to start...

It wasn’t just water it had something in the shirt then. Plain water does not stain cloth

Pool world lost another good one. Rest In Peace Sherm Adamson

He played on his on money too.

Long time renowned instructor and friend to many, Scott Lee, has passed away from his battle with cancer. he will be sorely missed. "Playing pocket billiards is not about gambling. It's about competitive spirit, a desire for excellence, and having fun!" ~~ Scott Lee . Scott Lee, pool...