Search results

Thank you!

Doesn't Rhino offer shafts with Uniloc and Radial pins or am I missing something? https://rhino-billiards.com/collections/rhino-carbon-pool-cue-single-shaft

I would like to enter the draw, thank you.

I have followed this thread before and just re-read it. It is very inspirational reading. I am impressed what you have achieved over the years with hard work and dedication. Keep up the great work!

Joshua Filler is playing with a 16.6 oz cue.

I would recommend a full carbon cue. GO Customs make them in desired length and weight, which means you can get a well balanced 19oz 61" cue without an additional extension.

This might be a help: https://www.mcdermottcue.com/timecapsulem.php

Wow, this must be one of the best looking home table setups I have ever seen. Well done!

I recall seeing some short video of SVB showing of during practise and looking away from each shot while delivering the stroke. Can't seem to find the video now though. Is there someone that can provide a link to it?

I can't seem to find his Youtube channel or any previous posted videos?

Referee: "...and here I got a get-out-of-jail-free card for missing with ball in hand."

I read an article in one of the bigger swedish newspapers the other day, about Niklas Edin the captain of the swedish curling team and newly crowned olympic champion in curling. "Billiard games have been one of several alternative training methods when Niklas Edin has become the world's best...

It has been done before. 147 Maximum Break by Thorsten Hohmann

Looks like that video has been shot at Bata Bar & Billiards in Berlin. You can contact the owners to get some info of which cloth and color they put on their tables.

I don't know if he can meet your criterias but Goran at Go Customs makes full custom cues, all carbon fiber.

Wow that's really impressive. Nicely done Margaret!

Cool, I am up for trying the medium soft tip.

Something like this.

Here in Germany (Berlin to be precise) the hourly table rate is around €4-€8, depending on the place. I usually play between 2 to 5 hours per time.

My advice is to go with the cue you really want, even if it is a bit more expensive...