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I played with a lucasi for years and years. I finally broke down, and bought a pechauer and thats my stick of choice now. The lucasi has been retired into the hands of my g/f, who is just learning to shoot, but I still play a rack with it from time to time.

go ahead and give me 9, 11, and 19 also. I want to see this get filled up

i'll take 2, 8, 10, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. Thanks

after cleaning up. plays great!!..little fast for my taste, but need to get used to that playing on tournaments on diamonds

finally done. thanks for the help everyone!!!!!

trust me, it works. If you can get a car straight enough for gloss black paint and not see any ripples that is straight. I used this on my entire table to check for unevenness. I put a very light white guide coat of spray paint down on the entire slate. When you sand the paint will come off...

used in auto body. Nice cause it has handles and you can buy the sandpaper in packets that go right on it.

unless your using 1 standard light bulb hung low the shadows cast should be pretty much the same from table to table. The light is over the ball and cast a shadow underneath it. period

looks like a showroom to me.

gotcha. well, 2 more days on the rig, then I can at least go try this out at a bar when I go shoot with my grandfather before heading back home. kinda excited to check it out.

I haven't had the chance to try this out yet, so maybe it will be more clear when I'm at the table, but if your aiming at the shadow on the reverse side of the ball how can you see it? Wouldn't the ball be in the way?

not really....I have alot going on all the time with work and my 7 month old, but no more then usual. I wanted to go to the pool school, but I couldn't justify that much money to the fiancee so it was a no go. yes, she has my balls!!!!!!!...lol

I will spend some time with this when I get home. Thanks for posting this, its always fun to learn something new.

So your saying no women read this forum?

this thread has taken a turn for the worse......

but this is not a right triangle. A right triangle has a 90 degree angle in it. also: its not even a true triangle since the cushions are curved.

He may have pounded it in more then halfway, I just said that as a sort of visual reference. I only saw him do one rail so I didn't pay that close attention to the featherstip until after when he went back and repounded it further in.

Ive noticed the same thing. not just with azb, but with reading other types of instruction. My head gets jumbled with so much info i find it hard to focus. What I started doing awhile ago is write down all the things i've learned in a notebook. then when I practice, I only work on one thing...

I also don't understand how the shadows are being created toward the light???????

I'm installing it on my table right now. Ive done 3 rails and it seems to stretch a bit hard, although I don't have any experience with worsted cloth. My only real concern is that I got it pre-cut and there is barely enough material to wrap around, stretch and staple the rails. I find myself...