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CJ claims his CB is going to go here: ...which looks like it is about parallel with the 6-ball, and which would be past what looks like the tangent line. But CJ's cue ball never gets parallel with the original position of the 6-ball (note the position of the CB with respect to the diamonds)...

In the quaterfinal Krause v. Ko Ping Chung match, nice rally on the 8-ball:

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Shortstop On Pool makes a wooden rack called the "flat rack" ($110): You can see a demo here: https://www.shortstoponpool.com/ball-racks

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If you look at the shapes on the right, it should be obvious that if you lay a conical tapered shaft on the table, the whole shaft will touch the table because the profile is a straight line, while a pro tapered shaft will only touch the table near the joint and the ferrule...

Another version:

$17,500: https://www.ebay.com/itm/156272087805?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

When I click on the "Insert image" icon, there are two sub icons: an "Upload" icon and a "Link" icon: Apparently, you only see the "Link" icon.

⬅️ NPR is thata way.

I just saw this: Has anyone tried that? I assume $32.50 is for 3-day delivery.

Many people say concave tips are the best! Chalking is a pain, though.

1. 0.5 times the radius of the CB = miscue limit, so halfway between the middle of the CB and the table. 2. Max draw occurs at 0.35 - 0.40 times radius of CB. 3. To get more draw, you need to hit the CB harder. The radius of a CB is 1.125", and 0.40 times the radius is 0.45", which is 11.43...

Can you explain that to me? The way I see it, CIT is an effect created by cut angle. In the diagrammed shot, there is no cut angle. It doesn't matter how much spin the CB imparts to OB1, it does not create any cut angle between OB1 and OB2. In reality, there has to be a slight cut angle due...

Link?

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3 week delivery time? :(

Those displays are incredible. What a great idea.

Yes, like Max Eberle deciding that the Earth is flat.

Added to my do-not-deal list. You sound just like Nick Screw-you-la. Once a deal is made, right minded people honor their word. Scumbags back out of deals. Change of heart? Offered a better price by someone else? Tough :poop:. Thanks for the heads up, Mr Joshua.