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Excellent transaction with TwoRailDave. Great communication. Fast shipping. Cue was packed very well.

I've also seen the "is it legit?" Taom for approx. $10. If you buy the expected knock-off $10 then find out it's not up to spec, then you by the legit Taom for $20, now you're into it for $30. Buy the legit Taom and save the $10 you would waste on the fake. (Edited my response. Realized that...

Did the same thing for my league team. If you can find a nice used set of Aramith Premiers or Aramith Premiums for a good price they will be a huge improvement over a set of grungy bar table balls. Try to make sure that whatever you buy includes the Aramith cue ball. No sense in using a decent...

In on this one to see how many get the reference!!

I really like the Jacoby Black V4. However the Jacoby is not one of the OP's listed choices. Would be a good addition to the list though!

Good transaction with Talmadge.

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I cringe when I buy something substantial and it is shipped via USPS. I used to deliver to one of the major hubs in Louisville, Ky. Not one of my favorite stops! Unfortunately the USPS has become a union based, government protected "business" that loses billions of dollars each year and faces...

I have used the wrong term for the spot. When I posted the only term I could think of was break spot. Mods, delete my previous post.

In the NAPA league that I play in the 10-ball would spotted on the break spot. *****post revision. The 10-ball would be spotted on the "foot" spot. I used the term break spot thinking of the adhesive "dot" that is placed on the foot spot on many tables. My mistake.*****

In one word, mechanics. But that one word encompasses so much. Stroke, stance, follow thru, staying down, correct line up, grip, bridge, table approach.

Thanks for the correction. I did a search on cleaning pool balls and the warm water/dish soap method came up. I didn't notice that this method is for the cheaper ball sets and not for phenolic sets. Luckily I do appear to have done any damage to the sets I cleaned. This is a reminder to myself...

This may sound a bit goofy but here goes. I recently bought a couple of sets of older pool balls to use for league play when our team has to play at one of the local bars instead of a pool room. Before running the balls thru my ball cleaner I soaked them in the sink in warm water with Dawn...

I think He has a sense of humor. Just look at what He did with the platypus!!!!

Positive transaction with Jedco. Great communication. Fast shipping.

DM sent. I'll take this per our dm's.

Any chance you have tried this on automotive interior carpet??