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Try posting this in the "Ask the Cuemaker" section of the Forum along with your location. There are excellent cue repair places everywhere but it's best to get some recommendations. Good luck in your quest.

Congratulations on a nice run, very nice indeed. Thanks for posting. Looks like you Romanians take pool very seriously.

I feel for you Chicken. The weather this year has been so unpredicable. Just a few days ago the temperature was 78 and then the winter storm came in. The temperature will be in the mid 60's for the next few days. Maybe I'll try to stay indoors too - don't want to catch cold.

Hey girl, have a great one - Happy Birthday.

A beautiful table. I love that Simonis Tournament Blue. Donny has done my table too. No doubt that he is the best in the west and also the nicest guy.

I have one of Chuck's razor blade rests. He's a great guy to deal with.

Needless to say I'm quite disappointed in Dave. I don't know him but thought he was a nice guy helping people by showing how he made a leather cue wrap jig and posting on YouTube how he installed cue tips. He was criticized about making a wrap jig and I stated that it was unfair. Boy, was I...

If you do a seach on this Forum for shaft cleaning you'll get many suggestions. I use a Mr. Magic Eraser. Good luck in your quest.

It's an ambitious project and I wish you the best. The biggest hurdle would be drilling the butt exactly in the center and straight. You can do it but it won't be easy. Please do keep us informed of your progress.

I wouldn't use any liquid. When I recovered my cue I removed the linen wrap and carefully sanded the old glue off the cue. Doesn't take much to it so go softly.

I have a Global bar box that plays extremely well. I had it recovered with Simonis 860HR and a new set of rails from Ridgeback Rails (highly recommended - just do a search on this Forum for many positive reviews). To answer some of your questions: 1. As far as I know all 7 foot bar box tables...

Yes, the "G" logo on the end rail indicates that it is indeed a Gandy table. Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the model you show in the picture. The commercial models of the Gandy are excellent tables. We have two nine footers in my Community center and they play very well. From the picture...

Instead of a soldering iron, I use a regular iron. I wet a paper towel and cover the dent with a single layer of the wet paper towel and hold the iron on it for a minute or so. If it's not completely gone, then just cover it again with another section of the paper towel and iron away. Done it...

I have an old Cuetec cue with decals. I'd like to do some experimenting with it. Is there a way I can remove the decals without destroying the finish?

Jerry, sent you a pm. Please check your Private Messages.

At first I thought it was you shooting and said to myself "He's not half bad". Then I recognized Efren and decided "He's BAD!". Sorry I didn't see more of you. Thanks for posting the video.

Those are the ones I bought too. They work really well for me but I only use them to trim tips. Glad you like them.

Watched her play for the championship last Sunday against Gai Young Kim. She looked dazed. If you watched the game, you'll understand. Kim pulled off great shot after great shot after great shot. Kim was "Simply Amazing".

Dave, do you plan a double cut (for each side of the leather seam) or a single cut (overlap the leather)?

This is a great site for learning. During the past 3 or 4 years I've learned a lot about cue construction and maintenance. I've progressed from manually installing cue tips to buying a lathe for that task. So, here's a big thank-you to all you guys that share their expertise. It's well...