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That's what I was thinking. DIY is the way to go; years ago I saw a guy doing repair work in a pool hall with a very simple set-up: two pillow blocks about 16" apart, a small motor on a swivel, some collets, and a rubber belt. He'd mount the shaft on the pillow blocks, the belt drove the shaft...

Because 10% for the big guy.

Tournament nights for sure. I haven't been around Dallas in a couple of years but they were held on Tuesdays at the time. He's on facebook if you want to get in touch with him: https://www.facebook.com/FrancoCues/

Tubbs is a hell of a guy, hope he's doing alright. Try Robert Franco, he usually hangs out at ck's on skillman. There's also billiard & game supply in old east Dallas. Peak St just south of I30.

I was there a few months back. Nice place with a nice crowd; I spoke with the owners for a spell, I beleive they bought the place more or less recently. As far as equipment, they had a bunch of recently purchased Diamond 9 footers and they take very good care of them.

This should answer the question.

Here's an interesting question I haven't seen raised: how does the environment affect your game? Specifcally, how much does your game change depending on the venue? For many of us, billiards are at least partly a social thing; the first thing I do whenever I visit someplace new is hit the local...

I think I would hit 1/3 of the OB to try banking it in. I'd try to leave the CB close to the head rail in case in doesn't go in.

Not very many options. CK Billiards on Skillman is your best option, otherwise you're driving to Plano (Rack Daddy's), Lewisville (Sticks & Stones) or Frisco (Snookered). Another room opened in Forney about a year ago, but I think it sucks. Rusty's and Pockets in Arlington are half way decent...