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https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/soaking-leather-tips.554213/page-2#post-7552979 ____

See posts from January 2025 at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/techniques.571738/page-4#post-8031518

Interesting. Karl Boyes found that the Propel 29" shaft and its 3.5" handle (at butt end) made the best jump cue (although it doesn't meet the 40" requirement). Transcript of video at 9:50: You put the little handle in the end [of shaft]. Fits lovely and, I tell you, the fact that it's a...

Who is Karl? Is there a video of that? That would be a 32.5" jump stick. A Marty Carey is 40 inches.

The 2021 UPA rulebook requires minimum cue length of 40 inches (Rule 9.7). The Cuetec Propel is 47.5" and that includes shaft, handle, and extension. Without the extension it is 44". So, it is legal with or without the extension. You can see the 3.5" extension below the rings near the butt...

Jump cues should be allowed because jumping looks cool and gets old-school players upset.

Here is more info on PoolDaw8's pressed tips. Apparently his Milk Duds can be from Elk Masters and Triangles See https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/milk-dud-tips.503591/page-5

In the Ronnie O'Sullivan video you posted, Ronnie moves the shaft a lot after he hits ball at 6:35 and doesn't stay down long after the shot. Not so at 7:30 where after hitting ball, the shaft is straight and he stays down several seconds after hitting ball.

Sold out at Seybert's __ Sold out at Seybert's:

McDermott will make a decal cue out of your copy of artwork. It appears, however, that it must come with a wrap. Examples from their website are not as good as my Viper Dia de los Muertos _____ ____________

For those who don't know the argument that Dale Perry hurt the value of his older cues when he began mass producing ...... See February thread at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/dale-perry-quesy.572880/#post-8057280 and comments from that below Regarding getting $225 Dale Perry cues...

This may be the one for me to buy --- its auctioning now at $276 including shipping. Got 3 days to go:

Thanks for the info --- its not cheap for a new copy:

The H-series cue that got away --- Still looking (may have to scarf up some money---but that's doable).

Mark Wilson' Play Great Pool is not available now according to Amazon and BookFinder.Com : __

The title to that book suggests its just a description of shots. It is presented as a way of learning pool and is more than just how to do 99 shots. Anyone proficient in pool has learned these shots although they may have stumbled upon them over many years and discussions. This is superior...

I searched western U.S. and found Phoenix, searched again and found more: Denver, Salt Lake, Austin, Vegas, _

How much of this Craigslist ad from Athens, Georgia is true? I presume the $125 is incorrect (maybe something like Facebook's $1,234 for sales of multiple items).

Despite Boogieman's surprise if ANY CF cuemaker holds a tolerance to 0.09mm, Boogieman's own AI assistant claimed some major cue companies do. Who? I asked AI and it claimed two companires do: Cuetec does (or is it more like 0.01mm?) and Mezz does (see below). So, maybe ChopStick's Cuetec...

Great story. Makes me feel good for my putting tips on by hand --- its not that dangerous or scary.