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Oh, that’s great feedback, thanks! how long have you played with that 30” shaft? Did you notice any meaningful difference when you went to that from a 29”? I know there are a million factors that could explain any change every time you make an equipment change. What taper do you use or would you...

Hey all, first, I hope this is the proper place to ask these questions. I figure cue makers have probably experimented with more variations in shafts than the average player. I currently play with a 12.5mm 29” maple shaft. I mostly play 8-ball but am trying to improve my one pocket game. my...

Did you put the new tip on the old ferrule or did you replace the ferrule as well? Any thoughts on tip/ferrule brands?

I’ve been breaking 8-ball racks second ball with a heavy viking and a triangle tip for years. I think I want to start hard breaking the head ball. Can I just have a phenolic tip/ferrule installed on my old viking? Is that going to get me the action I want, or do I need to breakdown and buy a...

Shane was supposed to come through and build my table. I paid him for the felt and a small deposit but haven't been able to get in touch with him for about a month. If anyone has heard anything from him I would appreciate a heads up.

any advise on how to level the bubble? I can't think of a way to raise the corners relative to the center.

its a GC III with 1" slate. I did level the frame first. all three slates are basically crowned like the center one. I used five shims on the center slate, one by each screw and one in the center on the foot end. the slates all have a crown basically like the center one. they all had them...

it is my first time setting up a pool table.

I'm using a starette 98-12 machinist level. all the measurements are on the middle slate because thats all I had measured. I figured I would get the middle one level and bring the other two up to it. forgive my ignorance. in my recollection from elementary school one tenth would be .1, one one...

the blue chalk is the measurements, the yellow chalk are measuring points. I should have been more clear about that, sorry.

does anyone have any advise for this slate? the arrows are pointing to the high spot and the numbers are in 10,000 of an inch, so the center of the slate is high.