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Send a PM to user Mick56 here on AZ. He regularly sells pool books here and on eBay and I know he did have a signed copy several months back.

When I bought my first (and only) can several years ago, I tracked it down online at the DoItBest chain of hardware stores. You can go to their website and search by zip code to find the dealers near you. They had to order it in and it took a few days, but it did show up. I see currently on...

Have you ever considered a Samsara BarCue? It's their lower-end "production" cue that they released a few years ago. They're plain, basic, and play very well. I have a buddy with a coco one and he loves it. Here's a link to a thread where someone is selling one for $300.00...

Rachael Abbink. She does interviews for Inside Pool. Oh, and she plays a little bit..........

I just noticed on the WPBA website that Sarah beat Allison by a 9-8 count. If anyone runs across any details of the match, please post 'em up. Jennifer Chen and Melissa Herndon also went 2-and-out. I know the tables seemed to be playing a tad tight up her in Michigan City a few weeks back...

I saw him play one-hole against Shane and Grady in the action room at the DCC this past January. Impressive one-pocket game, but I hadn't heard about this part of his game.

I've shot video of my table at home and it sounds like we have a similar environment: 9' table and only about 7 1/2' of ceiling height. I ended up putting my camera on a tripod, set up on some barstools, so the camera was at "ceiling" level. The camera was positioned about 8' away from the...

Jim, Just wondering if you applied it by hand or with the aid of a lathe? I've been using it for years on shafts, applying it via a lathe, and it works great. I remember seeing a thread somewhere years ago that said some "Gus" guy used to use the stuff so I figure if it's good enough for his...

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DBK, Both cues are very nice. Do you have any close-up pictures of the ringwork?

Wow...nice piece of coco, beautiful ringwork, and I really like the nice butterfly splices. Nice cue!

I recently purchased a compound miter saw during some home improvements. While shopping for said saw, I was looking at the DeWalt and Rigid models. The gentleman working at Home Depot told me that DeWalt quality has gone down over the years and they're selling on their name these days. He...

They were playing on 9' Diamonds at the DCC, part of the time on the TV table. 12 per rack over 5 racks is pretty sick. I missed seeing it by about 1/2 hour!

What a POS! Hopefully, Jimmy can track the guy down and legally nail him with this so he can try to recover some of his $$$. If not already so, punishments for theft and the like when perpetrated against someone in such a situation as being ill, elderly, etc., should be increased to really...

Corey has been known to bust 'em wide open in one-pocket, and I believe he's done it in tournament matches, not just practice or against the ghost. Jay ran the one-pocket ghost challenge at the DCC this past January. Many players were playing a break similar to a conventional one-pocket break...

I never really watched anyone play banks until I started attending the DCC a few years ago. Yes, most guys do hit them rather firmly, and I can understand why. One person that I really enjoy watching bank is Larry Price. He seems to hit many banks much softer than most guys, almost as if...

Here's the first cue to "leave my shop".....built for Frankenstroke....... Details: Rosewood forearm, flame veneers, cocobolo butterfly points. Cocobolo buttsleve, mahogany phenolic rings/joint/buttcap. Flat-laminated shaft, textured brown leather wrap. 3/8-10 pin, flat-faced joint. PPG auto...

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Inquire with Jack Justis / Justis cases. He sells them here on the board from time to time and also sells them when he displays his cases at the DCC. Check out his website (www.justiscases.net) and contact him via e-mail.

Shoot an e-mail to Chris Hightower/Cue Man Billiards. Here on AZ, his screen name is "cueman" or check out WWW.CUESMITH.COM.