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these are unusual looking pool balls. even though ive had them for decades i have no idea of their manufacture or their composition but my guess is that they are made of a polymer like aramith. they are nicked in some areas. they are lighter weight then todays balls. can send u pics through...

if the slate has a grainy feel to it as you move your palm across the surface then it should be fine finished. if you leave it grainy it will play slower then if it were smoothed out. i just used a ryobi palm sander with 400 grit. dont put any real pressure to it. just move it in long oval...

great job.

if i follow your thoughts here let me say this - first you say there is a ball so deep in the pocket it cant be taken out, next you say the person intentionally fouled by double hitting the cue, and the foul keeps you from making your hole ball. another poster says to intentionally foul (i...

to me the main key here is to keep from putting inadvertant masse (curve) into the shot. depending on how steep you are over the ball will make a difference on getting a solid straight hit on the cue and avoiding unwanted curve. so basically i agree with the short stroking guy but not a...

amend my three shots: 1. there must be enough space btween the 3/5 for this to work, if your not exprerienced with this type of shot then it would be difficult 2. the umbrella behind the three is nearly a sure thing, much more likely then your bank 3. there will be no collision with cue - 8...

there are three much more likely shots: 1. shoot the eight right into the 3 - 5 stiking the 3 first, it will carom off the five into the hole. if this is exactly how they lay there will be no kiss on the three 2. umbrella shot, hitting the rail first behind the 3 3. cross bank to the...

email gerald for pics, gmillioni@yahoo.com. or 901 412 9618. this is a very old viking with excellent inlay and workmanship. according to the cue encylopedia a cue very similar to this one originally sold for $2000. we cannot find an exact photo reproduciton of this cue so im hoping...

they are tight enough to cause aggravation until you learn concentration and discipline in shooting. gerald

great looking end product. excellent work. play long and play hard

my antique brunswick regina (oversize eight) was the same: all matched serial numbers; and single numbers on the rails to match the ends during set-up. everything was tight. after i was done setting it up it was sturdy as a elephant and level as a well laid slab. the rails were all match play...

if he'd trade you even for a top of the line diamond for your whole table and all it'd be worth it. the madison is a good table, but any real antique value is only attainable by you if you find a buyer who wants that model for your price. so other than saying "hey, i have an antique brunwick"...

agreed. 9 ft, u have plenty of room.

1. brunswick heritage balls, good playable condition. $45 shipped 2. two piece wall rack, holds eight cues. cherry wood. good condition. $30 shipped. gmillioni@yahoo.com for pics. 901 412 9618 for other info

me? not much. 200 maybe 250. not impressive, but its nothing i would buy anyway.

bolt to wall. very nice. holds eight cues. $30 shipped. gerald 901 412 9618. email gmillioni@yahoo.com for pics.

gmillioni 15 and 16.

hey im a novice. but i just used a good quality contact cement

2 piece cue rack, upper and lower, bolts to any wall. cherry wood. $30shippied. gmillioni@yahoo.com for pics. 901 412 9618 for bs

had similar experience where i worked. left my phillipi on the front diamond where i was practicing. went back to clear a table where people had left. meantime some came in and the assistant checked them in. few minutes later i returned to my practice table. my cue was gone. thought the...