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Recently finished my first shaft and a lot of people here want one. So to cut some costs I want to start buying ferrule material to make my own. Can anyone sell me a couple 1 foot lengths of rod or direct me to a place where I can buy them at a reasonable price

Yes it's the flat bed style. And I have the 12" A new one is a little over 200 dollars (I have a tlol vender I use at work I can get them for a good price) the only one I see listed online for mine is currently asking 250.00

Yea I have an old manual from clausing but I know the prices aren't accurate. I haven't seen a steady rest on ebay yet that fits my lathe or isn't more expensive than a new one. Still searching however. As a last resort if I don't find one in the relatively near future I'm gonna give clausing a...

I have an old clausing atlas metal lathe that's been passed around in my family over the years. As an aspiring cue maker I jumped at the chance since it cost me nothing other than the favors to help me move it. Anywho, I've completed my first shaft and would like to move onward to doing the...

Thank you. I found him on Facebook will reach out to him when it's not 2 in the morning

I have a projector set up in my pool room hooked up to a DVD player. I'm usually standing at the table while watching the series. Makes things much easier to visualize and duplicate set ups when it comes down to it. Appreciate the input though glad to know I'm at least working the right direction.

I'm not sure I follow on "the inner game of tennis" I'll do some digging later this evening on that. As far as my fundamentals lately (the last week maybe 10 days) I've been consciously focusing on staying down on my shots while running some simple drills. Stop shots draw shots follow etc...

I've found myself motivated for the first time in a long time to better my game during the summer months. Ive always been one to play less when it's warm and spend more time out doors. This year is different. I just invested a large sum of money in my man cave and have completely refurnished my...

This looks like something you could make out of a small piece of wood and some dowel pins with a little effort and a drill.

Seeking a source of taom break tips. Probably 2 or 3 to start more in the future if they catch on in my area.

No I didn't. I actually discovered that Shawn Putnam lives about 20 minutes from me and I've instead put money towards a few private lessons from him at the local pool hall. I figure face to face has to beat words on paper any time.

Payment sent for 10 tips.

I think I can manage something with that. Appreciate it.

I've spent the last year or so while getting everything in order reading books and all the forum posts here and I have finally got the set up that I want in my garage and the equipment I feel that I need to make a simple cue. So, my question to the professionals and hobbyists alike, knowing...

I've read a few books and watched just about everything I could find for videos, both DVD and youtube. When practicing I am intensely focused for the first 20 minutes or so but after that I get lax and my game goes down the tubes. So other than practicing in short spurts I feel I'm not getting...

Think for one minute about the double meaning there.... "in need of a BJ" that's probably what happened to your thread. Which is why most people refer to them as J/B on here.

I don't know if it's the same technique he would be referring to, but I was always taught on a long shot to relax your pinky, and ring finger in your grip hand because it relieves upward pressure on the cue. which on a long shot can cause the cue to react in a manner different than intended.

I know the stop shot drill is not a stroke drill. You missed what I was asking in the original post.

All it says on the cover is speed and position control It's a combination of 54 drills to help improve on the aforementioned. Here's a link: https://www.seyberts.com/the-drill-instructor/the-drill-instructor-speed-position-control-book-only/