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Got this cue online from around Chicago area. It has no identification name or logo. I believe it to be around late 70's or early 80's. it is in new condition. Reason i think its from that era is from the brass pin, bumper and 57" length. looks to be American Curly Ash with white with black...

I have a 9' olhausen with the basically same legs. I made a set of leg levelers for mine. I will post a pic or two tomorrow. I bought 4 of 5" round steel plate 1\4" thick only cost 16 dollars and free shipping from seller on ebay by the name of kylharn he sells custom steel targets also. Bought...

Thanks Trent...Thanks Chris. Yeah i have hit a plateau in my game for many years now. I lose focus and do not stay down on my shots like i should. For some reason im in a hurry to get to that next ball. Hopefully this will train me to focus and slow down.

Its going on my personal table and the pockets are going to be extremely tough at about 4 1/8" on the corner pockets. I like firing balls in and figured with really tight pockets the slight reduction in bounce would be better. I know that it will be less rattle on the shelf since it is at 141...

Ok, I ordered some strips of Neoprene 60 and noticed they also had Neoprene 60 that was nylon infused. Figured what the heck give it a try. The nylon is woven in a diagonal checkerboard pattern in the neoprene. When i got it i noticed that the nylon infused was more stiff and harder to cut...

I like phenolic or g10 on my jump cue. If you really want them to match you also may consider using 3/4 stainless steel joint on the jump. The length i decided on 27 for my shaft and 14 for the butt. The couple extra inches on the butt will make easier for long jump shots. The shorter shaft of...

Interest in pool started dying off rapidly in late 90's when Tech and computers started becoming common in the household. Don't let the marketing mislead you. The market is over saturated with cues and accessories; supply is definitely greater than the demand. Companies and individuals have to...

Sure miss steepletons back in the early 90's. That is where the action was in lexington.

No problem Glen, just hoping I was in the right ballpark on the angles. I can measure the depth when i get frame and slate set up. I am sure the $1500 includes mileage, labor and expenses. I dont feel like im asking for that for free. True, knowledge is key and trial and error is the way to gain...

Just had few questions. I bought a Olhausen at a steal of a price for 9'. So since it is still unassembled im going to extend the subrails and cut the pocket mouths by about .75" The corner pockets are 142 or 53 cut from bottom of subrail and looks like about 104 or 14 cut on side pockets...

Lot of work went into the carving...nailed the design you was looking for. Color flow and layout very nice. Nice case!

Thanks my friend, Yep, that is exactly the cue. M-7. Brings back memories that when i started shooting in late 80's.

Just looking for some info on this Mali. Maybe a cue brochure or something identifying the age and model number. I had a Mali in the early 90's. I had only seen them with 5/16x14 pins and 3/810. This one is 5/16x18. The joint is i guess brass but it has the luster of stainless steel. The wrap i...

Reduced from 6500 to 5500 fantastic price on this table brand new.

Like everything about this cue including the weight. Very nice cue for the money.

Thanks Ray! I would really like to have this table for myself. Im renovating my Garage/Workshop and it would put me in a pinch on the money. If i could sell my Olhausen i would probably go ahead and get it. The construction on this table makes my Olhausen look like a playcraft from wal-mart. lol

Up for sale is a high end custom designed 9' Maitland-Smith table with extra thick frame construction. This thing is a monster a elephant could stand on this thing. Weight: 1269.8 lbs. 3 piece slate 1-1/8" thick, and wide rails inlaid with mother of pearl diamonds. Black leather is inlaid over...

Since im in the process of doing well pretty much everything on my table might as well get new pockets. I currently have hood leather pockets and want to go with the same brand since the quality seems great. The problem is of course money, since im going to be spending about another 600 on cloth...

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Really like Erofey Cases...Great price!