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Thanks for the ongoing support JoeyA Are you still the official tip shaper in your home room or did you get those guys to buy their own?

I wasn't going to out you Steve... :)

Thanks Scott... nice to have a reputable "world traveler" as a supporter

Good to hear from you. Under normal use it should easily last for better than ten years if not twenty. I have never worn one out. I have had one returned for repairs and that was due to a commercial cue repair business using it on all their tip while the tip was spinning at speed on a lathe...

Thanks again for all the great comments. All items have shipped. Joel

Yes Joey, the website has a set of videos on the use of the tip tool

here's a great shot from him where he makes his object ball straight in but jumps the cue ball off the object ball over an interfering balls to get shape on his next shot... magic! check around the 45 second mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBXJ1cDJ-0s

Pool buddy of mine bought a place there a few years back and loves it. He and his wife are still part time there but he plays in a number of pool leagues both there and at home. He is a successful businessman that can pretty much live where ever he wants to and he picked the Villages. Also...

Is it crooked?

Exactly. Making all the shots "you should make" and a few calculated risks. More discipline and fewer mental errors, especially under pressure and when fatigued.

Not sure where you went but you have Amy's, Shooters & Riverside that have players that can shoot your liver full of holes. There is another one called Stix that sucks (red cloth & bangers) All are on US1 within a mile or two of the Roosevelt Bridge All three rooms are owner operated with the...

I watched 10 games in less than 4 hours... That's about 20 minutes agame You are a little off

easy, I like my tip to be leather as opposed to leather, glue, leather, glue, leather, glue, leather, glue, leather, glue, leather feel the same way about shafts

check out the new offerings on the web site last4ever.com Joel

In addition to the dime tool and the nickel tool I have now introduced a combo tool with both radius' on one tool. I have also experimented with a few other radius' more rounded than a dime which are available on special request. Lastly, there is a new "Pro" tool offered in either dime or...

pretty interesting www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ArBw9kEMMw

New format is horrible!

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