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Sawdust cues has a carbon cored kielwood shaft. Great pricing. Never played with them, but they look great.

I could see if expert cue maker built sneaky from ground up, maybe price could be justified. But a Dufferin with a Hoppe ring?

I have seen some $1200 Dufferin Sneaky Petes for sale and I am not understanding the appeal for this price point. It is allegedly made by a nice cue-maker, who I respect, but there is not much personal touches to this cues other than a Hoppe ring. Can someone enlighten me on why these would be...

Dave, you mention in video, that conditions were "very slick" and "much more than typical." Is your judgement that wax or cleaner was used in that match with Chua vs Yi?

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For those that claim chalk makes no difference on miscue: would it not be possible that people adjust their miscue limit/offset based on their chalk? Perhaps start cueing a little bit closer to center after an adjustment period?

Where at? Surely no longer in Portland. I know he is older in years and didn't know if he was still with us. Would still love to hear more stories as what I have heard borders on folklore, that he has the biggest stroke in pool, SVB status etc. The guys has always been a bit mysterious, but he...

My experience is that I miscue a little more often with Taom and I tried the Pyro and V10. It makes sense that a grittier chalk has more grip, from a physics point of view. Another benefit for me using Master's chalk is that I rarely have to scuff my tip as the abrasive chalk seems to keep the...

His name still floats around in the Portland, Oregon area.

I would also love to hear some Lance Mcgill stories. I have heard his name floating around for years and met him once or twice maybe 10-15 years ago. But I have also heard, but not seen, some of the stories about his amazing pool skills.