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Fantastic! Just got your flyer in the mail. I've been playing there since the early 80's and was sad to see Johnny shut it down but business was pretty bad of late. The wife and i might stop by this afternoon for a few games. Thanks for bringing the place back on line! Brian :)

Girl Is Fat

Like Mine :) Brian :)

Have you had a chance to look over my design? I'd like to see something from you... :smile: Brian

The 2 drawings on the left look correct. Second from left is the back and far left i assume to be the front but that's the first i've seen it. THANK YOU!!!!! Brian

John, you really need to work on communication, it's been 3 months since i've heard from you guys and my emails to you, Karen and Dino have gone unanswered. I apologize for these posts but it seams other means communication are ineffective. I'm a patient man but..... Brian :(

Sure wish my case was pictured here, i'd love to see some progress being made Brian :(

If he asked for your shaft, you should send him both, just pack them well and they'll be OK. Before you send them, decide if you want new tips on those shafts and Dan can do it at the same time for a small fee.... Brian :)

Very nice cue holder..... Brian :)

I'm always looking for someone to shoot with, were are you? Brian :)

Well....... DETAILS Tell Us More :grin: Brian :)

I'd avoid using a carpenters chalk line as it can be real hard to remove, however, you can buy the chalk line reel and fill it with talcum powder....... Brian :)

Scotch Doubles is a good equalizer for these situations because you can only make 1 ball for each turn you get and nobody will end up sitting for an entire game..... Brian :)

Just what i was going to say! :thumbup: Play position for a ghost ball when your shooting the money ball and i'll bet you see a big improvement. Brian :)

I've passed on 3 Joss cues in the last couple months because i keep reading about deals gone bad. Honestly, this is the only forum where i've experienced this many and i'm just to gun shy to take a chance. Sad But True Brian :(

Mike Sigel Champion Billiards in Frederick Md. Brian :)

Communication. It really is the most important aspect of any business transaction and is something JB Cases has struggled with for sometime now. Lets hope they can find a way to improve it so we all can benefit..... Brian :)

Soooooo, no scuffer or tip pick, just sandpaper to remove any glaze. Hmmmm I'll give it a try...... :thumbup: Brian :)

Thanks guys I've got a CueTech Bowtie (actually several, people keep giving them to me) and a Brad scuffer. I mostly use the Brad as it does a wonderful job and after a couple years use it still looks brand new but i'll hold off using a pick...... Brian :)

So the last time i went to Joss for a new tip i told Dan i'd like to try a layered tip instead of the LePro's i'd been using for the last year or so. So after a few weeks of use i'm wondering if it's OK to use a tip ***** on it or if i should just shape it as needed. Thoughts, opinions...