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Awesome light you made there! And the table ain't half bad either. :wink: I wish I'd have thought of it myself, before I built the light for my Anniversary (see my avatar). I went the cheap route, I guess. :embarrassed2:

I thought he was just imitating John Barton playing one pocket. :wink:

Just put up a 7-2 on the 9 ball ghost. I feel like it should have been a 7-0 (dogged a 7 and an 8 I shouldn't miss), but I'll focus better next time. 9' Brunswick Anniversary, 4 3/4" pockets

After hitting a friend's, I picked up a Lift Pro a few months ago and love it. It is the only jumper I've ever hit that made me even consider replacing the "Happy Hopper" I'd been jumping with for about 20 years, and some people tell me I jump pretty well. ;) Two things about the Lift Pro did...

Hang in there and get well, Danny.

Well done! That's by far the best looking one dollar table ever seen.

Booches, in Columbia, Missouri. Estabished in 1884. Great cheeseburgers. Booches' motto: "No sniveling." Played a lotta snooker here when I was in college.

While $650 doesn't seem like it's outta line for a Diamond Pro light in good shape, I built my own for about a third of that, and couldn't be happier with it. A couple pics:

This ^^^^ The panel light grids at the big box stores will work, but they are cheap pieces of crap compared to the real deal. I had them at first for a while, because the real parabolic louvers are kind of hard to find, and when you do, they are pretty pricey. I got lucky when my...

That is a stunning cue. Clean and classy. Congratulations.

Very sharp looking case. Nice work Chuck, and congrats, Bob. I look forward to checking it out in person tomorrow night.

Good luck with your project. It will be worth it when you're done. Personally, I took the easy route, and had my refurbished Anniversary finished and delivered by Billiard Restoration Service in Clay Center, KS. Top notch work.

I'm not sure this technically qualifies, because it didn't actually come from AZB, but the source is reliable. When you have a ball between the cue ball and your object ball that you're not sure you can clear the edge of, you always have a little more room than you think -> Dave Matlock

Take two weeks off. Then quit.

Oops. Don't know what I was thinking. :o Fixed it. But ya know, Mike Schmidt wore a glove, too. :wink:

When anyone gives you a hard time about it, you might refer them to Shane Van Boening or John Schmidt for some cheap sets.

Here's a nice quilted maple and cocobolo Pierce. My apologies for using Tommie's picture, but it's all I have.

Beautiful set of cues there, jimmy. Nice cue stand as well, btw. :smile:

Hardly a day goes by that I don't spend some time on my table. Get your own and use it. You'll love it.

Nice run. Keep running higher numbers than your age, and you'll never feel old.:thumbup: