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Yes! Just a few hundred years ago in that area Mike would have been burned at the stake for that shot.

I have several of these cues and I have always thought they were Mahogany. Here is a page that might be of value. https://www.wood-database.com/wood-articles/mahogany-mixups-the-lowdown/

That's a beautiful Wellington!

The table was in place first, a 7ft Diamond. I placed large self adhesive felt pads under the feet, the pads were 3/16” thick. Since it was on hardwood floors it slides fairly easily. Once the light was in I slid the table to the side and hung the light. The junction box was about 14 ft...

Although I usually do my own wiring, the last light I installed I opted for an electrician. What would have taken me a day to do, only took a pro 2 hours. Very little drywall repair, and I chose to do that myself. Things to consider. Making sure the junction box will be mounted so that it...

It’s crazy how nice these cues are. It’s hard to find a flaw. I bought two Eclat cues before Peri dropped that name. I gave one to my son and kept the other. They both play really well and like your cue, they are beautiful.

Is there wiring in place? Switch on the wall and power at the ceiling?

Good info Bob. I have been wondering about this event. I recognize all players on the left but only one(Seo) on the right.

Davey with all due respect...you are removing the rack before breaking, right?

Good luck on your event. Rodney, Tony and Nick know what their doing and should pull in many players. Nick is very good at helping with these regional tourneys. This should be great.

But to the dreamers its a chance. Many of the dead money players dream of "the chance". I might be one but age is starting to be a problem:p

Very few warm up strokes. Pushes through most his shots and doesn’t spend a lot of time thinking about it. I hope he gets to the Denver tournament.

Congrats to Chris Melling There seems to be nothing the man can’t do on a pool table. Except make balls on the snap. Chris still found a way to win. The man can play.

I cant help you but your description is spot on. And yes,Rich cue seems close. Maybe a Rich cue that had been modified? It looks like Brazilian Rosewood...maybe?

Nice room. Been years since I played there. I played a good one pocket player there named Kyle.

Day 2 should be firing up at 11:00 Central. I ain't going to get much done today.

Jordan “Welsh Wizard” Shepherd Played amazing, very few mistakes. I really enjoyed the format and watching Jordan play. Jordan's pattern play and speed were amazing. His ability to nudge clusters open was another level. Not enough O's in smooth.

I went to a cue show in Denver years ago. There were several Oak Titlists on display. Very cool cues.

I just ordered a 60" sneaky light weight cue from them for a friend. They now have a flat finish. I tried that cue and it feels great. I like the new finish also.

I would love to check them out. I am starting to feel guilty typing this at work:p. I will text you later today.