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I was going to go this route, but the floor has a definite break and slope towards the curtains for drainage. So I was faced with leveling the floor. I decided on the Epoxy. I can pull the curtain back around by the table and still open the garage door (opener is on the side of the door rather...

I will say, hearing a ball smack the floor does make my soul pucker just a bit. That may be why I have a very nice ball collection....

He will sit in the spectator chairs when I play, but the catnip hits him differently, he just sleeps.

Clarification- I did two coats of the Epoxy, THEN I did a clear coat on top of the two coats. Above it may have looked like I only did one coat of epoxy and one clear coat.

I did my 500 square foot garage. I had Sherwin Williams come inspect the floor. I used their professional grade stuff, not the box stuff from Home Depot. I did two acid washes, made sure the floor was completely dry (I ran a dehumidifier for a few days). Get the proper PPE, especially the...

Talk about playing in the bush leagues....

I bought several of these to make break cues with. I'd fill the handle with weight right where my back hand held the cue. With all the weight right under your grip hand a 22 oz cue felt like a 16 oz cue.

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The great Sir Strabismus!

I really liked Earl's commentary on matches when he would describe what was most likely to happen. "He's gonna draw out one rail with some bottom right..." and boom it happened. At first I thought the man did some research and watched the matches but then you realize he is winging it. With your...

It would be really cool if you could put the feed on a bit of a time delay, say 30 seconds or a minute. Then have the digital cue ball show where they are lining up to hit the cue ball (based on where they actually hit the cue ball a few seconds ago. I guess the hard part is they take a...

Yeah. I was just using mine as an example. The new technology is so worth it when it comes to the jump cues. I havent tried the air rush, but I wouldn't disagree. The Gorst cue is probably worth every penny as well.

My guess is Poverty Pete in the back. He's got an old chipped up MooooooCheeeee in that cart and after one $5 set wants to up the bet to $50 a set.

Soooo you have some reservations? LOL!

Almost as scary as a hustler coming into the pool room looking for a little girl......

Banger Bob here but I can tell you that a good jump cue changes the math on the table. I bought a Propel and I can absolutely jump lights out with it. Full table solid hits, not a problem. Short 1/4 (the short way) jumps, not a problem. I've played in tournaments where I can tell the better...

One of these beings is sporting at 750 Fargo but claims they do not have a Fargo rating when asked. Who's the hustler?

So now I have to factor in the table direction (North/South)? And latitude? lol

These might be the best "Car Cues" ever made. No warping, no dings.....