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nice That is quiet a collection you have.

I have a cue that I bought in the mid 80's.. I like to feel the linen vs having something over it to give added protection. I say it's added protection from the elements, I don't know for sure. Anyway, my question, for the rewrap of the irish linen, Do I need to go to the maker of the cue...

How many hours are you playing per day or week?

How many hours/day or week are you shooting pool?

tip How much does the diameter of the tip have to do with the draw? I have a few cues, and it seems like the one the smaller diameter one gets more action. It's probably around 12.75 mm. I need a mm guage or calipers to be sure

interesting

nice That's a nice looking place.

tables What kind of tables do they have?

Is Buck's still open?

Which place are you talking about?

thanks for the info. you have a sweet looking cue.

$$ It sounds like one needs to eat beans and rice for a while ahead of time.

What are some of the better or best material/method to repair slate when there are chipped pieces? These places tend to be close to where the rails are. thanks

glue Is glue used on tables when the slate is resting on top of wood? Thanks

pool hall Any luck on finding a good place? Let me know. thanks

cue That's a nice cue.

top pic Is that slate on top of slate in the top picture?

I have not had any luck yet with the rail bolt yet. I was curious, if I have to turn the slate over to get to the nut, what kind of problems could I run into? I want to think it over good before I try to tackle that. It may be a routine job for the table mechanics. It may not be bad for me...

Ltd I have a LTD Schon that I've had for probably 15 - 20 years. I love trying new cues, but I'm still playing with the ol LTD. The cue hits great. I do have an old McDermott D 23 that I love. I like that wood on wood feel., but there's nothing wrong with the LTD.

beautiful That's a nice Schon.