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I've never wore a glove. I find wood shafts get more sticky and quicker than any carbon shaft I've used and my hands tend to sweat. My favorite is my Whyte Carbon that is the dull black color before they were bought by triple60.

Last I read Rasson pockets are the same geometry as the Diamond or close to but the Diamond has a deeper shelf which can hang more balls. The geometry of the Olhausens are off .

I don't really agree with that . The geometry of the olhausen pockets are known to be wrong, (Olhausen has even admitted to it )and will rattle cleanly hit balls. A clean hit ball on a Diamond will fall. Even the biggest Diamond hater on here doesn't agree with your opinion. But you have...

Those Anniversary table are nice but I refuse to pay what they want for one around here if you can find one. There was a 10' Snooker table version for sale recently and they wanted 6500 for it.

Could a slight tweak of the leg levelers fix the problem?

My problem with current ball fouls only is that a person can bet too used to it and it will really mess you up if you play somewhere that's all ball fouls. I know our local league( that doesn't exist now as the pool hall closed) they used to play cue ball fouls all season, but when finals...

No , but that's because I don't drink. I have been bought a can of Pepsi by my losing opponent at a tournament . It was a very good game though. Either way nowadays depending where I'm at or if I know the guyor girl , I think I would want to watch the bartender pour it and hand it to me .

You sure it's the cue ball that's the problem and not the valley table?

I went the opposite way. Went from a 21 down to a 18. I thought it might help as I have a tendency to hit too hard . I have no regrets changing. All you can do is try and see if it suits you.

West State Billiards as well as Billiards Wholesale . For that according to his other posts. They might also sell his cloth adhesive as well.

I've got one of the Whyte Carbon 11.75 shafts before they were triple 60 . It's the raw black . I like it and the interchangeable joint seems quality not hardware store stuff at all. I've also got a newer white one but I like the surface of the raw black one better.

There's a guy in Clagary Nick's cue repairs goes by NQs Innovation on Facebook. has alot of pictures of his work on there.

Diamonds are well know for deep shelves.

Anyone consider that the way his pockets were shimmed could possibly b casting an issue?

Are you certain about this? I had heard the black label was the same as a blue label. Never mind I went back and looked and I was remembering wrong.

The diamonds don't use particle board. They use solid wood for rails and the Pro-Am uses a thick marine grade type plywood for the box.

I'm not sure if early GCIII used monarch superspeeds like the GCII or not. If they did the subrails will need to be modified to use K55 cushions. Their is no direct replacement for the old Monarch Superspeeds.

Looks like they are only available in 20oz or heavier. Maple shafts are listed at 22oz and heavier.

Nice looking cue I prefer light break cues over heavy ones though.

That really depends where your at. Around here it's 4000cad or more if you can find one, even then it's going to be 4 plus hours away.