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A little back story on why I am selling this gear. My best friend and I picked up pool together many years ago. We played on various leagues, in various tournaments and just for fun. We played two to three times a week for close to 15 years. Last year my friend passed away and I have not...

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Just curious, anyone ever seen an older sheet metal corner style valley table with slate that was pitted everywhere, not from damage but just pitted randomly across the surface of the entire slate. Kinda resembles an old man who had one really bad case of acne as a young man. None of the pitting...

Please see my post in the Machinery and supplies section. https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=482109

Chris, I resized them for you and edited my first post with the resized pictures you emailed me. See if you can view them now on your wifes phone.

As the title states, If I sell it I will only sell it locally in the southern california area as I have ZERO desire to pack and ship this. Purchased in september of 2017 My total cost from Todd was 1526 shipped, that was for the Pro Lathe with large bore headstock, and radius turner. I also...

So I have had this break/jump cue for almost exactly two years. I don't abuse my cues, IE: I never leave them in a car, never store them laying down, never lean them up against stuff, never bang them into the table or any other object. When I am out playing they are always kept in a Porper cue...

Playing last night, pull out my Players HXTP01, take the break, and this happened as soon as I made contact with the cue ball.

Anyone heard of /used one?

Not a cue maker, I simply do basic repairs and cleaning's, IE: Tips, Cleanings, Wraps, and the VERY seldom joint refacing. As such I have one of Todd's Mid America lathes right now that I perform these jobs on. Works great for its intended purpose. But I have the opportunity to pick up a 12"...

Recently had a customer bring me an older Mc Dermott that he had tried to refinish himself because he "Cracked the finish on the butt end of the cue" He wanted me to refinish and install a new wrap. I ended up turning the job down because I am not setup for cue finishing. The customer had tried...

Hi guys hoping someone out there can help me out with this. My brother had a cue given to him by a buddy that has since passed. Recently during a move he either lost or had the cue stolen from him by one of the movers. I am hoping someone out there has one they might be willing to part with...

Hi Gents. I wanted to ask what you all consider an acceptable tolerance for your CNC machines to hold. I ask because I am currently considering designing and building a CNC router specifically for cue work. My problem is that I tend to do every thing OVERKILL so much so that its to the point of...

Just wanted to get a feel for what everyone is using to lubricate their machines. I know they make a specific oil for the larger lathes running gear and another oil for the ways but what are you guys with the smaller lathes like the Hightower and Midamerica, Cue companion, and such using to keep...

Can anyone identify this pin. I have looked all over trying to figure out what this is and so far the only thing I can think of is a proprietary pin but wanted to try to confirm with you guys first.

Thought some of you seasoned pro's would get a kick out of this. Found this in a for sale ad on my local craigslist.

Can anyone ID the manufacturer and possibly the model of this table? It is supposedly an old 7' one piece slate table.

Let me preface this post by stating clearly that I am not recommending this tool for the professional table mechanic. I am recommending it for the DIY guy who wants to try to replace his own cushion rubber or maybe a friends but does not want to spend the nearly $300.00 for the Makita tool...

As the title states I need a little advice from some of you FAR MORE seasoned pro's. Later this week I have to re level, re cushion, re felt a 7 foot Global Concorde bar box table at a local bar that I frequent. My question has to do with the re cushioning aspect. Because the table is in a bar...