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I use one of these, just took the beater brush out of it and it works great. No trouble to remove the brush

I bought this tapper years ago at a tournament, either the US Open or Derby City and have looked for another one like it for a friend but no luck. It did not have the hole for the string when I got it. It's heavier than other tappers I've seen. Any help locating who made this type of tapper...

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Chattanooga Billiard Club has a downtown location at 725 Cherry St. Go to their website scroll down and you can take a tour of the place. The poolroom is up the stairs be sure to go up. https://www.cbceast.com/

Good answer Bob, I'd say it's harder to three foul a good player than it is to run a rack.

Yeah just like they did for they last several tears before the shut down, oh wait, they didn't. They used the Chinese Cyclops balls for several years. And they don't play the same as the Aramiths specially for banks and one-pocket where you twist a bank shot

I've had these for almost 35 years and kept them in these little tins inside a plastic zip lock with other tips and they still play really well

When my nephew was a little kid he tried to flush a cue ball, it didn't work. It made to the trap curve and locked up, we tried everything after taking the fixture out in the yard and it wouldn't go up or down. Ended up replacing it.

Where did this burger come from??

You need to get them to post a picture and be sure they look like this

This is a Z-28 that was wrecked by a teenager here in Chattanooga in 1978

I always enjoyed reading Deans unique way of selling things on here a lot of them sight unseen and I'm curious just how many people who actually bought something from him are upset or dissatisfied with the deal?

I really can't tell much from your pictures, just showing you what they should look like and how they were packaged when they originally came out

This is what first generation tips look like

The Chattanooga Billiards Club opened in the fall of 1982 in downtown Chattanooga on the second floor of a building on a one-way street with no parking and are still going strong. https://www.cbceast.com/ This has a tour.

The only truly effective way to completely sanitize your cue would be to burn it.

Nicotine from smoking in the room.

Swap out for one of these tables

To OP, it's your table, your cue ball and your house, tell (not ask) him to use what you consider the proper equipment or go. I'm noted as a grumpy ole man for a reason.

I've been to all but about three of the Derby events and there is no comparison between the Executive West events and the Horseshoe events. The Executive West was by far a better event but they chose not to have it after the sale so it doesn't matter what anyone thinks it had to move.