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After watching some videos, this Dippy guy seems like quite the character. How did he get all this money? I bet he has some good stories...

I do better playing 9 ball, but I still like some 1 pocket. Wait a minute, this thread is about Checkers! Get back on the subject! :grin:

Very nice run. You make it look easy! I haven't played hardly any 14.1, and I got a newbish question. What happens if the last ball of the rack is in the way of the next 14 ball rack?

Checkers > Chess

Here's one of the few I found. I just searched "drinking team with a pool problem". http://www.monsterbreakbilliards.com/drinking-team-t-shirt.html

Beautiful work! Would you mind saying what software you use to generate your code? Do you create smaller pockets for the corner work, or will your software identify "left over" material and address only the remaining stock?

BTW Cuemaker03, your inbox is full.

Thanks everyone for taking the time to reply. I appriciate everyones ideas and suggestions. My desire to learn more about cue making comes from more of a hobby level interest, as opposed to a career. I am actually a machinist myself, and have been running a prototype machine shop for the last...

I'm interested in learning the art of cue making. I love seeing some of the fantastic work, and reading through some of the processes involved with turning some wood into a beautiful piece of work. I know cue makers are very particular and protective of their trade. Is it possible for someone...

Nice work! I also like the blues. I love the "old school" look. Very nice.

I have a 9ft GC3 in black and chrome. The room is a tad too small for the table, and I have been thinking about selling the GC3 to get something in an 8 ft. Edit:just noticed you mentioned a Gc1, so mine may not fit the bill.

buy my balls! Thanks!

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I'm interested in the Schon. Have anymore pics?

I wonder if this is the same Zach I know from a few pool rooms around DFW. I'm always leary of people asking for me to send money as a gift. For a $60 purchase, the fee's are around $2.10. As I buyer, I would rather pay an extra $2 to know I have some protection for the deal.

I use a set of Centenials on my home table. I also had a set of Aramith Super Pro, and TV Tour Super Pros. I recently sold the Super Pros, and just took an offer on the Tv balls this morning, but they are great balls. I just prefer the Cents.

I know Sorin well! I took the training, and worked with him on a couple projects involving custom post processors. Is V23 still the latest, or has something else come out?

Both sets, sales pending. Thanks.

Oh, and I just looked at the Diamond Polisher, and WOW. Crazy expensive, but it does look like a nice piece of equipment.

I think it worked well, for 9 bucks and an hour of time anyway. The balls are a set of Brunswick Centennials that I got when I bought my table about 8 years ago. They have seen lots of play, and I haven't cleaned them since I've owned them :o, so needless to say, they look way better...