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I appreciate your input. Some folks may disagree with you but you play at a high level and know the players. That is good enough for me.

Wonder if it was some I sold you in the 90's?

Sounds like a typical pool hall deal to me. I've been hanging around pool halls since the mid 1950's and, you pick the type item, someone always knew about a "deal" on that item you were seeking. When we are focused on our "desire", someone is always ready to lighten our pocketbook and...

Great news regarding your release. I know the hospital was a drag but you absolutely did the right thing. I'm looking forward to your next story so don't rest too long.

When they have a big tournament, both sides are non-smoking.

I hope you can find someone to post pics of Jack's new cues.

Yes, he was in the Houston area in the 90's and had a good gear and also matched up well.

Fat chance of that providing results.

I commend you for buying what you like and for living your dream. I doubt you are failing to pay the light bill in order to buy that next cue so as the song says "Rave on"!!!

My customers play with their cues. The top end cues for me-$3-4000 are still used by their owners. Currently, I have a very nice cue about ready for finish, 3 types of burls including HRB and 76 ivory inlays including the joint protectors. The customer can't wait to play with it. He was one...

Shelby, Did you pay for that app($9.00) or get the free version?

I don't think Busti can get there with Shane. Physical stamina will be a consideration and we see this affect thinking time after time with older players and in the later rounds of the match. Short races, Busti could get there but not longer sets.

What I do know is that Atlas has been out of the thin white Juma for some time. I was told it would arrive in the next 2-3 weeks.

You hit the nail on the head.

I discovered, as mentioned in an earlier post, that it is manufactured in Germany by one company. AS far as I know, Atlas is the main supplier in the U.S. It is available from some knife supply folks but Haven't seen it in .125 thickness, yet. I have not found anything else that is close in...

Nice look, JC. Glad we both decided to take a chance.

If I had been aware of the program, I would have tried it several years ago. Most of the inlay drawings are quite easy to accomplish.

I wonder how many new or even long-time cuemakers, who are providing inlays in their cue, have tried the program. I started building in 1992 and still crank out some cues. I have BobCad V-21 and V-29 but have struggled some to utilize them. Gary Medlin of Gem Cues suggested the program to me...

most logical explanation.

Speaking of the wedding bands, has anyone figured those out, either?