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I wondered the same thing and asked about it in the cue maker section. I can't get a definative answer on how to determine if it is a Titlist. The points are not even and one of the the veneers has been repaired in the past by a DIYer.The woman said it was in her grandfathers stuff. I offered...

The case is in very rough condition, broken handle and hinge. I've got it at the shoe shop now getting fixed. It'll cost me more than I paid for it $$.

Anyone recognize the 93-DD as to who may have customized this Titlist? It's not in that good a shape but I've wanted one and this was from an estate sale with the original Brunswick Case ($50). ]

Finally got around to some pics. Can you tell if this is a Titlist conversion and who is DD? Thanks in advance.

While we're at it ... what is the ideal nose height on a Valley? 1 7/16?

Cue and Case usually beats everybody else.

Thanks Glen ... I just got to work on my side pocket shadows and they'll be all a Valley can be. One day "Diamonds".

You bet your a$$ I'm learning. Next Spring's recover I'll have the best playing Valleys in the Tennessee Valley! (pun is intentional :))

The "Color of Money" is green. Blue became popular because blue is better for TV. I wonder what color the cloth would be at "Ames" if "The Hustler" were filmed in color?

Just get the Ridgeback Rails and get some sleep. There was very slight variation in the distance between rail bolts over the years. Call Ridgeback and Kerry will make sure you get the right ones. I installed them on all 12 of my 7-foot Valleys. Customers finally quit b****in' about my rails.

I'm not a mechanic, but I think the newer the better. The design is prone to sag, no, it will sag in the middle over time. The ESD, troughs, bars, landings, etc. will gunk up too depending on maintenance. Parts aren't too bad, just shop around. Again, I'm not a mechanic, I just own 14 Valleys.

Have any owners ever had a League Operator text members about you and your business, i.e., how you handled something about an employee not to their liking? If so, how did you handle it?

These guys were installing Simonis on Diamonds with 77.

If you do make it to Huntsville and Steve's Cue & Grill, we have a KFC right across the street if that'll work, but there are Churches around. But why do that when we make a damn fine 1/3 lb hamburger on the grill at Steve's. Dr. Pepper is down the street at Krogers and I'll get you a case...

I'm in North Alabama.

I need to point out that I'm not a mechanic ... I don't have 3M10 on my 7-foot Valleys because no one in these parts uses it and I'm too slow. It took me 6 hours on each of my two 8-footers. I'm getting better at rails but I'd wind up in the hack work section if I posted pictures. I may do...

I was shooting league at another location with Diamond tables and was happy to finally see Diamonds apart. I asked about glue and that's when I found out they used 77. I have 14 Valleys in my place. Having used 77 on some tables and 10 on the others, I found that 10 is superior for a tight...

I saw Diamonds being recovered and 77 was being used.

Curious ... do any mechanics here use 3M-77 spray on Diamond tables?