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Yeah, that's true for sure. I guess it is kind of dumb question I have asked, now that I think about it. But, did they really have to put the little angry cat faces on the balls? Hahahaha... 🤣

So, from top sponsorships, to cues, to racks, tables, balls... now entire tournaments that sport ONLY their products? It seems they are now attempting to establish a monopoly over every aspect of the sport of Pro Billiards? But is this really a good thing?

Ah interesting. Thanks!

Year old thread... sorry. Still, I am curious who it is...

Speaking of Derby City, who is this kid on the table behind Shane at the 2025 Mini-Derb? I am sure someone here knows. He is so young, yet seems a really strong player. He certainly keeps strong company. 😲

The old guy that I love watching most is Tony Drago. I actually think Filler modeled his style after Tony, at least a little bit. There are some old matches where you can see a very young Josh and Pia, front-center row watching him play. :)

I love pool... harsh mistress though it is. So, upsurge of demand because the sport is doing better than anyone thought possible Were it true, I would thank God.

Everything out of stock, everything gone. MezzUSA and even JJ ? Never seen this in 6 years. I wonder what is the deal...

I bought that S23 from Brian a few months ago :) I love it, but... it is taking a while to warm-up to me and feel the same. Yet, I find the feel on the table is totally addictive, no matter how much it makes me miss. :) LOL

You have to start his break from the far outside. pretty near the rail. And it needs to be outside low, same as the side you are breaking from. Enough to bring the cue ball back up table to center table off the rail. Say... 1-tip low, and about 1/2 tip outside. Now, with a super hard hit and...

No it's all good. Appreciate your reply. Sure, I know it is a unique design, basically a slightly smaller version of a standard radial ball thread. It is the same TPI as a standard 3/8-10 Radial, like predator or anyone else uses, but it is a smaller dia. Instead of 3/8th inch (.375), it is more...

Naw, there isn't anyone. but its ok. There are some folks a few hours drive away I think.

Oh, my - I did not know he was gone. I had no idea. I only started playing again a few months ago. Too many gone... 'tis the way of things I guess. Still, doesn't seem right. A few years, and everything changes.

Interesting. Yeah, I know - much ado over nothing really. Sorry about that part. I am definitely buying some spare shafts, that's for sure. :) But, is that even the correct way to count the threads?

Well, it is 6 years later now. But, since your ARE the man: Any idea what Evan Clark did on his Segan cues? All I know it it is a 'modified radial thread'. It appears to be around .328 (21/64 inch?) outer dia and 10 TPI, ball-type thread. At least I think it is 10 TPI. Hell, I just want a set...

Ah, so it is 10 TPI after all. With 1/2 inch marks lined up exactly on the valleys, there are 5 peaks exactly spaced. So 10...

Wait, so you do count every peak as "1-thread"? first peak to second peak is not "1 complete thread, not 2? It is exactly 5 peaks per 1/2 inch. Heh, been along time. And to think, I used to make the Thread Masters. lol

Yeah, I noticed that too. But, for a joint protector it may not matter if it is a bit smaller, although that is quite a bit. Guess I'll find out. Just spoke to Samsara Cues - they have a Radial and Uni-Loc quick release (looks like a QR Pin) - but, no joint protectors available in stock; and no...

Yeah, just got a reply from Brian at J&J Cues: It is a modified 3/8-8 Uni-Loc Radial. He says that is all he knows about it. Perhaps a 3/8-8 Uni-Loc radial? How it was modified, this is not widely known I guess. May never be known, exactly. I had initially measured the TPI incorrectly at 10...

Ohhhh... ok, so not so simple maybe. I did do some research prior to your replies (which I really appreciate by the way!) Thread peak to peak, I do count exactly 8 complete threads per 1/2 inch, which may be hopeful. But, that's just eyeballing-it. Seems pretty exact though, 5 peaks exactly...