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good condition rolls straight separate and together it has a slight "settle" when rolled but is not noticeable in hand 15.5 oz butt / 3.5 oz shaft (no dot) tip unknown chip in finish (see pic) wood underneath undamaged couple small nicks at bottom edge of butt cap wrap unfinished and in...

never mind... wrong forum

do both hardwood under the table itself just larger than the footprint, and carpet elsewhere the carpet can then be replaced without disturbing the table

I'd upgrade the rails on an old red label rosewood Dymondwood table before buying a new one... those rosewood Dymondwood tables were beautiful, and tough

imo... APA rules would be the only reason to buy a j/b cue... and even then, it results in sub-par jumping versus what a dedicated jump cue can do (or just practice kicks/masses on APA night) a 3 cue set-up allows for better performance that is customized to your game upgrading is also a LOT...

the cue is not sold... link is for specs/pics

details at previous link: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=391179&highlight=phillippi I still love love love this cue and would not be heart-broken if it doesn't sell. But I don't play with it, so.... $2100... dropping to $1800 just because

red label pro-ams but with the upgraded rails... really nice playing tables

Why not just The World Gets The 8 or The World Has The 8?

could of "have" vs "of" is one of my pet peeves.... it's could have been, not could of been peak vs pique also comes to mind although admittedly seldom seen

chin height I've tried incorporating a closed bridge into my game... better players said it was worth a ball or two to them. But I eventually stopped trying. I play with my chin on the cue and use bridge length, bridge height and cue angle to customize each shot so the weight of the cue is...

or the reverse shark... as we all know, if something catches your attention away from the table, stand up and look at it.... sometimes it's just a loud talker on a nearby table, or a waitress blindly moving through, or it could be your opponent. If it's your opponent and you stand up, silently...

nice post I don't know what it is with this country lately, but every parent used to teach their children the mantra of "mind your own business" ... it's a good life lesson to learn nowadays you'd think everyone had some "right" to tell someone else what they should or shouldn't do... or...

huh? $40 down?... $60 up?... $20 sets I assume? that is not gambling.... league players can pay that much in league fees and bar tabs every week.... and that's even when they win. Tourney guys spend more in travel, lodging, food and entry fees than anyone in pool. Buy a home table and some...

I've had them both... and like them both.... but the Pro is most certainly NOT a copycat of a Gold Crown.... not even close actually.

sold what a co-inckadinks.... I just sold my Diamond Pro (with ball return) for $2000.00 It was a good table for a great price imo... I priced it for an AZ sale, but eventually had to go to ebay where it sold pretty quick. The ebay buyer beat a real guy with cash by 5 minutes. The pro has...

first, walk the table and know which pockets are open to every ball you have then, work it backwards as said above your brain will get better and better at connecting the dots to the last ball.... or getting to a spot where you play the safe or break-out as part of a plan, and not just because...

I know I know... right? AND.... after 2 months of it being for sale, a guy on ebay beat a real guy with cash by 5 minutes life really is funny sometimes.... unless you are the guy who was 5 minutes away

gone table has been sold

3 piece nope... it's a 3-piece slate