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The "until I tried Taom" remark in your post is important to this thread. Looks to me that many here, commenting negatively about Taom and/or its price, have never tried it. I would think many of us now using Taom have long experience using Master and by comparison prefer Taom. A comparison is...

You seem to care very much about Masters chalk, and that's OK. Those of us using other chalks do not mean to offend you. And if you are genuinely concerned about our finances, it is appreciated but unnecessary.

For those who believe the Pro-Am ball return may be too noisy for a home table I am offering, for a limited time only, a Pro-Am Drop Pocket Conversion Kit. The kit is only $299.99 with free shipping. USPS Money Orders only.

Do you really think that is so? Consider that cleanliness alone may be a very good reason to use the Taom chalks.

Like to see Dr. Dave compare Taom Pyro to Taom v10.

What size table is Willie shooting on?

One thing I've learned in my over seven decades of living is just how much I still do NOT know. But still learning every day, albeit slowly.

I agree. I was answering the comments in post #28 concerning "plastic shafts." However, many CF products on the market are actually a carbon fiber reinforced polymer. I think this may be true of the cheap CF Shaft knockoffs you can find on Ebay. You are correct, the carbon fiber shafts talked...

Who markets a shaft as a plastic shaft? Although carbon fiber can be considered a plastic there is a vast difference between the two.

Nobody said you were. And I am as loose as a goose.

My home Pro-Am easily converts to drop pockets whenever I need it for a one-time $10.00 purchase and 30-seconds of work. And returns to ball return in half the time. The Pro-Am ball return is one of the quietest available and can be made even quieter with a little neoprene. And what moving...

I guess some of us are just silly.

You are correct. I thought we were talking about the bed cloth. I am old and easily confused.

Diamond says to do it that way. I see no sense going against a manufacturer's advice.

Glue should be used on Diamonds, not staples.

I've been using the Taom-v10 chalk for a few days and find it the best yet. Even better than the Taom Pyro. I initially thought the green might be a problem with my tournament blue cloth but that isn't the case. Super clean with nothing left on the table, shaft or hands. The two I bought just...

In the early 1970s I had a friend who had spent many years as a Linotype operator. Letters would often get scrambled, and he had to put the letters back in the proper order. He became so good at it that he could just glance at the Daily News Jumble puzzle each day and solve it in a few seconds.

Black Epoxy Diamond Logos on End Rail Skirts

Very nice look.

I went with the black on black as it makes it look better for a home table.