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good news guys, ill be guest streaming the tony crosby tournament this sunday. i should be up and runnin around 1ish. only be streamin a couple hours but live free pool is better than no pool right? stop by and say hi and ill put a reminder out on saturday and sunday...

damn didnt know it was your birthday. happy birthday bro. now you have to hang on sunday when im there so i can buy you a drink!

i will be down in new port richey/ north tampa this weekend on sunday and need to know the best place to shoot. also if anyone wants to join and shoot around that would be great. i will also bring our streaming equipment so if they have wifi even better!!! let me know thanks!

i find that the only thing indoors that i enjoy IS pool. almost everything else is outdoors and dirty. wierd

wow i didnt realize. does dw have a site? thanks for the info as well.

i know this may sound stupid, but after seein how standard points are done with veneers and all how are ivory points installed? i cant imagine it would be the same as that would be a lot of ivory cost, but i could be wrong. can anyone enlighten me?

i have been looking for mill bits for cutting points into forearms and butts. what are the common widths? am i right that i need a 90 degree double angle mill cutter? am i right to assume a 1 inch,3/4 inch and a 1/2 inch would all be applicable widths? and if right where can i purchase them for...

what would cause you to use a laminated core?

ok awesome! thanks for the info. i always enjoy the show: How Its Made and this is like that just on cues lol

so if thickness affects the size of the butterfly then how do you take it down? with a planer? or just with sandpaper/ sander?

ok so the veneers/wood being laminated in is flat and the forearm/handle/butt section is just milled flat and then both are turned round and depending on the angle depends on how thin or thick the butterflies are? i get that right?

i was just admiring some of the cues in the FS section and was jsut wondering how these were made? laminated strips before turning them down? or use a bit to cut them in and then press in laminations before turning down? as you can see ive been tryin to figure it out cause thats the type of...

sorry for being a 5 year old. ill know what to ask next time. i just realized that i didnt ask why builders cored them even though i thought i had. at the same time even though im not a cue builder i still would rather be informed about what im buying instead of just asking for something while...

now see these last 2 post were helpful. i learned the reasons behind coring the wood for cues. obviously i knew that a cue maker could make a cue anyway he felt was his better suit but i wanted to know why it was done and if it was better. not tryin to start somethin but you answered the...

a guy on ebay does pretty good work. i have a set ariving in a couple days. ill post pics when i get em. his SN is: pipe1976

so im looking to have a cue made and there are certain aspects of this cue that i need help with: - cored or not cored - one piece core or multiple piece - if cored what type of wood as the core - what type of shaft now i have heard that cored cues hit the best. true or false? now to me...

pockets pub n pool in tallahassee fla

join us again streamin live from tallahassee fla right now till 2 am est. join us at the above web addresses. we'll be here! or there lol

lol thanks lenny

bob, GL in your ventures and thanks for all that you have done for our stream at breaknrunz. without your help i doubt we would be half as far along as we are. we will miss ya james A.K.A jimmy tipless