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CF/spliced/laminated/torrified shafts all came into being to cut production overhead losses due to culling and the lower overall quality of the better grades of maple to produce a quality shaft. The splicing and laminating tech gave the ability to reduce overall stresses, separate or average...

This is all correlation without causation. By your comments the cue would impart more spin if it were flying through the air being held by nothing during impact with the cb…..which is Completely false. Now what a pendulum with a light grip can do is to keep positive acceleration growth an...

I wonder what’s gonna happen when science finds out plants feel pain, and have their own language of communication. Sunning your butthole and mountain air have no caloric value for what its worth. 🤣

How’s he making assumptions? He specifically said vegan, you said you are vegetarian…and everything you outlined made it clear your not a vegan only a vegetarian. Color me confused lol 😂

Buying in bulk….it’s the boomer way! 😂 …now I know your pulling my leg about all the sanding filing and dicking around that you do! Fran….the comment wasn’t a sleight against the uncircumcised tip…it’s totally natural and no one should feel bad for liking them exactly how the good lord made...

All that and the only thing you focus on is the friendly jab at tip picking shaping filing hypochondriacs…..and no where did I say anyone was inferior. So listen up little lady….and I’m only gonna say this once. What kinda tip you like ima send you a box of em for Christmas 🎅

The post you originally quoted which was extremely vague, leads you to contact the owner….he gives you the full history And you come back here with their buddy had it built. Would you mind ummmm what’s it called…. Elaborating on this full history I’m not a unbeliever but man I need more...

The tip on the left has a nice nickel radius and a good shoulder The tip on the right has the same nickel radius on the top 2/3 of the radius above the “shoulder”….then it dives down the last 1/3 of the arc and rolls the radius OVER the shoulder…. The smaller the radius the more important it...

Merely a result of their habitual deceleration and bunt stroking or that rubbery jab like delivery then snatching it in reverse pretty much instantly after impact. All that leads to inaccurate tip placement on the cb. Even when this does make tip contact as desired the resulting stroke is...

Very doubtful being that Pete Tascarella bought his “shop” material and equipment and all not long after George passed from George’s wife. The only thing he didn’t take was some wood, Pete Sr. got all the unfinished blanks and whatnot. The ring at the A joint is very bushka like fwiw. Would...

Doc used Pennie’s never heard of George using them….George died in 1975 and his last years of making cues they were his most fancy. The post is confusing I’d say it’s a Frye and not a balabushka….I’d be skeptical with the cue because the description is wrong regardless of wether doc or George...

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/doc-frye-pool-cues.389636/#post-5072935 Good info and little back history here

That would mean the glitter rings were “doc frye” style

He didn’t work with or buy anything from balabushka. George bought materials, premade custom blanks and converted Brunswick Titlists into cues. He never sold anything but finished cues. He influenced Gus Szamboti and after gus began making blanks Doc bought points from him. Fryer...

Thanks for the link! Lol not sure where I misconstrued that from or if was confused over a diff old players myths stories lol

Keith Thompson….Didn’t he become a preacher?

It’s def way better than a “THUNK” hitting cue 🤣😳

Have a guy interested in this cue 3373360245 Jeremy Bellard is his name, you can also find him on fb. Dude woke me up offshore after 3am to get me to contact you on here 😂. Good friend of mine and a reputable buyer on fb for what its worth

About the only thing I’ll reach out and say can make a difference in joints besides the subjective feel, is the weight differential between joint styles and some of their collar constructions, as some joints are better off with certain types of collars due to the width of collar and pin. Good...

You can get plywood as thick as 1.25”. My father and I built his shop using 1.25” tongue and groove plywood for the floors.