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Gift at my 75th Birthday party

Very nice! Lifetime investment.

I've done a complete 180 on this subject in the past 3 months. I have a lifetime supply of Masters, and never expected to try anything different. Then son in law gave me a round of Taom for Christmas. I liked it, and soon realized it stuck better, lasted longer, and left much less dust on my...

I think I recognize that turnout (Yellowstone?). If so, I got some great photos there, but with a 500mm telephoto.

This is one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Good work. Even my wife liked it.

I bought a custom case from JB a little over a year ago. As I recall, I couldn't get exactly what I wanted via the 'self design' on the website, so I ended up exchanging email messages with them. They were slow to respond, and I went a long time after my order and payment with no communication...

This!

I love this. Been watching it 10-30 minutes at a time over and over trying to absorb as many subtleties as I can on setting up a break ball. I really wish they'd included the break with each of these so I can see how each set up worked out. Does anyone know of any similar videos which show the...

I'm dizzy

That is truly beautiful! Thanks.

Well now I think we need to see this cue! Photos and origin, please.

Have a look at John Chaplin of Coos Cues. Go to https://rumble.com/c/c-1297894 to have a look at his videos, which are entertaining and informative. Or www.cooscues.com. John keeps a low profile and only builds a few cues per year. It is not his primary occupation. But his work is genuine art...

The thing to remember about gators is that they quite literally view everything that moves as potential food.

I tried to follow this thread while traveling out of the country for the past 10 days. I never saw any definitive answer to the original question on 'what happened to Cocobolo Cowboy'. I certainly hope that he's OK. Did anyone hear from him directly?

Makes sense. A new set of Centennials is probably no more costly than a top shelf ball polisher.

This is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time.... Thanks for this!

I have a set of Centennials which are nearly 30 years old, and have not found anything better.

Over 25 years ago I bought a set of 4 Dufferin one-piece 'house cues' along with a new table and Centennial balls. At the time I thought of them as an inexpensive, stop gap until I could find an assortment of cues I liked. I still have the Dufferins, and they are all perfectly straight. I use...

Oh, but that can become very expensive.

Be careful. Some of those upgraded models are very high maintenance!!!