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Not to take sides, but there is no reason to get upset, BENFICA. With the fact that nobody who read this thread could know that your sale with the OP was pending, this is an open marketplace, and I think the OP has the right to know about any better deals. That being said, good luck with the...

I'll tell you, I've only removed a ding in my shaft once, but I used this method with very good results! This method uses steam. Take a small pot of water and cover it with a doubled-over sheet of aluminum foil. Poke a pin hole through the top of the foil and boil the water. This should give...

You know, I was just talking about him last night. It'd be killer to see him go all the way, even if he only comes runner up to one of the other world-beaters!

I've been a part of APA, but I'm not currently playing with them. My experience was so short, I have no established handicap as of yet. I was also in an 8-ball league in college of my design. Our handicapping system was simple but did its job rather well, I think. We based it all on...

And Bobby Hunter's still in the Chicago area. He brought a few of his cues by Red Shoes a week or two ago. He's doing some nice work, one cue in particular had interesting ivory and silver inlays.

PM sent, my friend. ~Yo!

Seconded. It's a great looking cue in person, and I'm sure it plays as well as any Hills cue.

I'm not sure if this was covered, but will the existing diameter and taper of the shaft be preserved if you're applying to a used shaft, after all the hard sanding?

God, I want so bad!

Hey, I just texted Dave alerting him to how you feel and what could be done. I hope he gets back to me sometime soon so all of us can see this peacefully resolved.

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You could always buy 5 J&Js. A flavor of the week kind of thing! :grin-square:

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=114250 He's selling a Josey SP just .3 oz short of 19 oz, but maybe the weight of the OB1 would get you to your ideal weight!

Did you get this cue from Bama? I remember the pics he put up looked sick!

Place the cueball on the spot, throw a ball out past the side pocket, and shoot it into the closest corner with draw so your tip is on the cloth when you're done stroking. Check the straightness of your stroke with the spot.

Don't forget to try real Chicago-style pizza while you're here. There's a lot of places out there, any fellow Chicagoans have a personal favorite?

Right on the nose. I haven't had a chance to read through Gospool, and I haven't finished Banking with the Beard, but the information that I was able to pull from the first few instructions more than helped me get banking concepts better.

It looks like this. This is how I was taught to make my closed bridge. Just hold a pencil or a cigarette where your cue would be like this for 5 minutes, you'll get the hang of it.

The longest time I've spent in the ZONE is about one week. Previous to my getting into this much stroke, I had taken a few day's rest from pool. It was the last thing on my mind for a couple so I could focus on other life-related stuff. When I wanted to get back to the table, I really wanted...

Honestly, I think a lot of problems with the break can be solved if you make a full effort to only move your stroking arm at first, trying to get full power out of that. Once you've got the motion for that, try putting more power into it bit by bit. Gotta warm it up.