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I forgot what the thread pitch is but it’s not 11.5. If you search the forum you’ll find the correct thread size.

That’s your opinion. Whoever makes the shafts can decide how they want the taper. IMO, if it’s not at least 4oz. It’s probably not even playable 😳

I’m laughing at the list in my state, it’s not saying much when I’m on it!!

If someone complains about his hearing aids he could just take them out. They going to make him put the back in? Unless that’s a new pool rule where you have to be able to hear, then the whole thing is ridiculous! I haven’t read the whole thread so maybe this was mentioned before.

I agree, by the time I chuck it up and zero both ends I’d say about $20… that may be high or low but it’s my time and equipment. I know some people wouldn’t bother zeroing both ends because the tap should already follow the threaded hole… I’ll do it my way…

In all seriousness, i try to drag(?)draw the cue to keep it closer to and higher up the rail.

I would follow 2 rails behind the six, then either jump or kick at the 5 and fail miserably 😳

I use a 3.1 oz wood shaft that has a crack under the ferrule and it’s about as dirty as you can get. I do ok…. It’s not shaft/cue!

I’m confused, is this the for sale forum?

I make cues when I feel like it and don’t take orders. My day job keeps me busy and pays the bills…

Sure looks like a nylon wrap. Don’t know anything else about it.

While I agree with most everything you said, I can’t agree with the unlucky scratch comment. I’m no hater but the cueball unfortunately went exactly where he put it. People say this to me sometimes and I say the same thing. Having said that I watched most of 2 of his matches and E plays great!

I’d probably use right draw 3 rails and leave it between the diamonds before the side pocket. Would still have to make a shot on the nine but I think it’s the safest out.

Sometimes there’s variables that I can’t control so I would give a range. The variables are still there sometimes but now I know better…

When I bid jobs I used to say (ex)between $3500 and $4200. Not once did anyone expect to pay $4200. It was always I thought you said $3500? Now I just say about $4500 and always come in less.

That’s easy, their favorite players play awesome because of their equipment! Without it they’d play like me…

Congratulations! I recently started playing league again and I’m not playing very well. My game seems to have my body tighten up at times because my brain is out of shape! Unfortunately my Fargo keeps climbing anyway. Some opponents are fairly low Fargo and even when I miss a 9 or 10 ball...

I usually change them when the side thickness is somewhere around a nickel. With every impact the tip gets harder and harder. I doubt any leather tip will stay the same hardness from hit 1 to hit 1000 and beyond…

Maybe I’m not smart enough to figure this out but if you get more power, more spin and more English, wouldn’t the cue ball be harder to control?

The Ivory are one of my favorite tips, they hold chalk well and don’t seem to glaze over like so many do.