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Markus, Great looking classic place. How about some name/location info? Thanks for the great pics!

......another chance here...........

Put me in.............

Chris, I'm not sure....I'm familiar with the bar but not the ownership.

I was in Diamond Jim's less than a week ago: http://diamondjimsbar.com/

The one time I've removed one of these bumpers, I squirted a little WD40 in around the edges of the bumper, then covered it with a cloth and used a pair of channel-lock pliers. Got it out without damaging it!

I believe Darrin Hill, north of Chicago, does his own full-splices. Check out his webpage: www.hillscues.com. He does some beautiful work and is a great guy.

Looks like a decent condition older GC for a good price. I have no interest in it, just figured I'd pass on the info to anyone in the area...

Contact Jerry/Joe at Pechauer Cues about getting some Cortland Linen for it. I bought a few wraps worth a few years ago from them.

I sent you a PM yesterday morning (5/7) at 7:06 a.m. concerning this case, as well as another one just now. Thanks!

I have a new, unplayed Stealth AT1 available if you are interested. PM me for details.

I leave the tip of my break cue similar to what Craig mentions...mostly flat....and if it flattens out more as the tip compresses, I leave it alone and don't reshape it.

Hey T-Wheels, Are the shirts available by mail or only at the event stops?

#39 please.......

Try Lego blocks as they come in various sizes and "lock" together. This way, he can customize his props and if something doesn't work out just right, you can modify it or even take it apart and reuse the pieces.

I'm guessing that because the second package was just over the 2lb. mark, the price had increased.

Most of the low end of the line of early McDermott cues came with the nylon wrap, not linen. I'm guessing why this one is this way.

There are templates for a 9-ball rack on the San Francisco Billiard Academy website that you may be able to adapt: http://www.sfbilliards.com/template.pdf

Nice equipment. My only question is which one is your playing table and which one is your sleeping table....for when the wife kicks you down into the basement for having (2) tables!

I believe the WPBA has a STRICT rule against any of their members gambling at the tournament site or during a tournament. Your best bet for this matchup would be the DCC, which Jeanette normally attends, but I've not seen Kim there before.