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In the early 60's when they made it legal to play 9-Ball in a pool hall in Texas. Most pool halls had 8' tables. That's what I started playing on and it is still my favorite. I play in bars on mostly Valleys. One pool hall / restaurant in town has eight Diamonds. For most casual players an 8'...

That Cue was pictured on JD Cues website a few years ago and everyone assumed it was a JD Cue. But Joel posted that it was a Diveney Cue that Efren had him make a new shaft.

Copied from Chris Tate's Palmer Collector website. - The Palmer Collector - The PM Cues Back In the mid to late 1970's, Palmer transitioned from being a custom cue maker to a distributor of billiards related products. The PM cues (which stood for Pete Margo) were production cues...

The PM / Palmer Billiards and the PM / Pete Margo lines of Cues were made by Adam.

Looks like a PM11. Mid '70's to '80"s. Go to Palmer collectors website and look at PB and PM catalogs. Sold new for $250.00 according to his website.

My first Cue was a Brunswick Willie Hoppe. Bought it for $10.00 used, in around 1962. Sold it for $8.00. Wish I still had it.

Ha ha. Sounds like everyone is getting their money's worth. I cuss Diamond tables too.

JD Cue. Paid $475 for it used. Best playing Cue I have ever owned.

Rustys Billiards on Cooper Street. Open 24/7

A thick soft leather wrap feels the best to me. My JD Cue has a .045 thick Premium Spanish Bull wrap. Specially sheaved that thickness by Superior Cues. [/IMG]

Please write a review after you have played with it a while. Weight Joint type. Joint Diameter. Insert or not. Pro Taper or not. Solid shaft or hollowed out front end. Ferrell Material and length. Prather list the shaft blanks on their website. They state that it is a processed hard maple...

Thanks. I was hoping it was a little heavier.

I heard the last of the discussion about his Keel wood shaft. What is that?

Loctite Professional super glue. Blue painters tape. To protect shaft and Ferrell. Various grits of sand paper. Course to 3300. Utility knife. Tip shaper. I use a Willard Dime. PS I don't do High Dollar custom cues myself. I pay Fort Worth Billiards $15.00 to do it for me. I provide the Tip.

Filler 11-7. What's Fillers odds now, Jay?

I now play with Kamui Black SS and Soft tips. I have not tried the Clears. But the spring effect that Kamui talks about I can tell with their tips. I played with Kamikaze Black Med. tips for about two years before I switched to the Kamuis. The Kamikaze Black Medium tip plays about the same...

First one and third one are New Palmers. Sold by the guy in Vegas on E-bay. The first one sold for a starting bid of $32.00 plus $16.99. shipping. When I re-started playing pool about 6 years ago. The third one sold for a starting bid of $79.00 plus $16.99 shipping. I bought the third one with...

If you watch the video posted earlier in this thread you will see that the six ball was air born and just caught enough of the top of the pocket to bounce it back on the table instead of going on the floor.

It's usually on ESPN3.

Got it fixed.