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Is that you Garzar?????? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

All 3 of those are beautiful cues. I like the one on the left the most because of the veneer colors although I would prefer the background color to be lighter like the 2 cues to the right. Nice stuff!!!!

But they are quiet so don't forget that. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Its hard to watch with the sound on, it appears there is a helicopter hovering over Fedor the entire time.

You just need to know how to make the warp work for you. Roll the cue until it points down for draw, points up for follow, points right for RH spin...................................................... :)

If would have left one of those cheap Temu plastic racks that the balls barely fit in and flex madly for them to use. Then ask "are you happy now"?

Man, I play in about 12-15 different places with Diamond barboxes and the only bouncy ones I have ever seen were red labels. A friend has a red label barbox in his basement and it doesn't play nearly as bouncy as the feral ones.

Not only pocketing ability but accurate position play is so important too.

But then you need a lathe to spin the shaft. .09mm is .0035", that is the oil clearance between a connecting rod and crankshaft in an engine, you probably cant really feel the play there by hand. (at least with a film of oil you wont feel it, I never tried assembling one dry)

Has there ever been a quality cue manufacturer that put the joint stud in the shaft??

It should be no problem to hit that shot without a foul for a decent player.

But the Shelby will have more power, better suspension, tires, etc. As long as the 2 cues you compare are straight and have similar tips the only thing "better" about the custom cue is the looks, I fail to see how that will help you play better. I have cues that I prefer over others but none...

Do you need my shipping address? I was only kidding about the $100 thing.

If i was looking at that cue in person and I liked the way it hit and it seemed like a quality cue I probably woulda paid you $500 for it, its a really nice looking cue.

The high side of fair market value is right about $50, I will Paypal you $100 and PM you my shipping info because I won a few bucks last night and I am feeling generous. :) :)

I would have offered to buy it first. I suggested to my buddy that we get some Diamond shirts and show up one day and say we are here to fix one of the tables. Would could then roll it by the door and tell the barkeep on duty that we gotta take it back to the shop to fix it and that we would...

Yeah right, absolutely, got it. So college football players should take their skirts off a play in the NFL, same with minor league baseball and college, right? They should be playing in the majors too. I always thought it was a sham that golfers needed to tour card to play professionally. When...

That's what I was thinking. There was a house cue at one joint that I would always seek out when I was there, I loved the way it played. I would have found a way to make it mine but somehow someone spilled black paint at the top of the cue and ferrule, it was hideous.

I know the feeling, its not so easy to outrun the inevitable fouls.

Those are beautiful racks. If they have a clear finish like the Diamond wood racks its likely the balls will stick to the rack when humid. The 3 front balls stick to the rack when you push it forward to remove. Always had this problem at the hall in the summer.