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Ok, good words of wisdom, I will practice the stop shot drill... and practice perfecting my break stroke... thxs

I realize the importance of a good break, and have been loosing control of whitey off the table or scratching in the side. I have been using a older Sledgehammer, and have tried a friends Mcdermott Stinger. But was interested in either Predator BK2 or Lucasi Big Beuluh 2... something with low...

I am sure this has been asked, but why wasn't he on the Mosconi cup team this year? I know Europe won, but not having Mika in there seemed odd!

DaVinci soft - hits like a medium - accepts chalk nicely with that gritty sound - no odd clicking sounds when striking the cueball like other layered tips - holds it shape - does not change that much after allot of use (as other tips harder over time) Kamui Black Soft is a nice tip as...

Ok, i will mention who I would like... Edwin Montal - John Morra - Eric H - Tyler Eddy - Jason Klatt - Alex of course and possibly Alberta favorite Rob Phillips

Prayers to all in Japan, the people, all pool players and the Mezz factory, we hope everything will get better.

I have been reading allot here prefer "Butcher's Alley wax" but the problem is it is now discontinued. Is there anything that works just as good?

Ok, so we cannot get any left over stock anymore... Does anyone know what else is good to protect or shafts?

Does anyone know where I can Purchase Butchers Bowling alley wax in Canada?

ZZ series all have laminated butts, which Mezz may make the handle size slightly smaller. EC7 if like their other cues will have very slightly thicker handle sizes. And the WD700 is a great hitting shaft... you can't go wrong with any of the Mezz cues ZZ or EC7 Try finding it from...

the second pic is the newer, and I believe the newer ones are 1 level harder. They accept chalk a little better than the older version.

tap, tap, tap, well said!... the Mezz shaft options are really good, I don't think allot of customs will offer the same... I agree with "Peace" save your $$$. Get a Mezz...

I have both of these, both are very stiff heavy shafts, contributes to a forward balanced cue the Hybrid 2 has a less deflection, but a slightly dampened hit, the Wd700 has a slight bit more deflection but feels like a standard shaft with a really nice hit, great feel I do prefer this over...

wow... I am impressed, I will give it another week. thxs

So I ordered some tips from a fellow AZ'er. He said he sent me the tips but gives me a phoney tracking #, he says the tracking # is for customs, and it will take a few days for it to work in the USPS system... Does this sound like crap to you?

Wow, I can't imagine what 100 sets of K66 would cost. May I ask, why were they considering the switch? Is their advantages to using K66 over K55?

Thxs Glen... I allready got some K66 on the way(from another dealer)... Arron at Diamond said they did not have any, i think all their tables use K55 now. Did they use to use K66 on their older tables? But I did get Brian to send me some 1/4" facings... Hope I can tell a difference with them.

Where I can get a set of Artemis K66 in Canada?

Tap, Tap Tap... I have about 4 Wd700's and 1 HP1, all of the shafts are fine... in fact more straight that most, try keeping your Humidity about 40% all the time... this should help imensly

My table is a Dufferin Titan, I have always found my rails to play slower than Brunswicks, Connelly's... so I would like to get them changed, so what's the Difference between K55 and K66 rails? and what would be the fastest rails? Brunswick? Diamond? Artemis? I was thinking of sending my...