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11.8 still available?

You're absolutely going to want to practice on the type of table you'll be playing on, and keep in mind red label, blue label, etc all play a little different. The biggest problem you'll likely experience is speed control for position. I primarily play on a barbox and the biggest advantage I...

Did I say that? I'm simply stating the FACT that he's won quite a bit well into his 50's and is still competing at a high level into his 60's. There's no denying that.

*Efren is also an exception. Particularly in one pocket at his current age.

I feel that BB versus 9ft should be an irrelevant topic, but on the contrary I play with one guy that I regularly beat on a barbox, but he usually gets me on 9ft. It's always a close race on both sizes, but that's typically the outcome. He has a 9ft at home and I have an 8ft but grew up on...

So you chose a wood finish over a leather conditioner for.....leather? That's an interesting choice.

I shot a ball down the rail, it bobbled and within a half second fell in the pocket. My opponent said it was ball in hand because it didn't "immediately" fall in and took longer than he thought it should, so clearly it was a foul. Apparently, this is a very subjective game 😂

I have an original OB1 in 3/8×11. I'd let out go for 125 plus shipping.

What's this discord you speak of? I haven't found any that are pool related. Feel free to PM me 🙂

I think you're going to have a hard time getting answers to this question, beyond the big name lumber places most are familiar with. Very few are willing to give up their source, good wood is hard to come by.

I feel this is going to be a bit tricky because these are typically tapered from end to end. You need .835 at one end, what about the other?

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You must win every bar box tournament then!

The hit of revo shafts is very....dead feeling. At least for the few 12.4mm and 12.9mm that I've tried. Never tried the 11.8mm but I've heard they feel better.

If you keep DAP (or any CA glue really) in your refrigerator, it will significantly extend shelf life. Not that it matters much given the price, but it's a trick I learned many years ago and it's served me well ever since.

I'll take 2ft of joint size and 1ft of butt size. PM sent.

This was my issue with 3d printing joint protectors. On a 5/16 joint pin, it was too fragile to stay in one piece - twist a little too firmly and it just snaps off. 3/8 will fare better, but as a cue joint, still may face the same outcome. I didn't read the whole thread, but I will assume...

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Whoops, I guess I just glossed over the question a bit, my bad. Regardless, if you haven't gone, I definitely recommend checking South Korea out. It's a beautiful country, great food, great people, and an excellent pool scene.