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As list preiviously. I have new cloth availible for 10' & 12' tables. Strachan Stroud Snooker cloth #6811. Strachan is the official cloth of the Internaional Billiards And Snooker Federation. 2 cuts for 12' table. At least 3 cuts for 10' tables. For those who aren't familiar with Strachon it is...

For Those Who Want THe Best! New Strachan Stroud #6811 Snooker/billiard cloth. Available for 10' and 12' tables. If you're not familiar with Strachan, it's made by Milliken & Companty, at the Logdemore Mills plant located in Glouchestershire, U.K. They're website is...

I have new Strachan Stroud #6811 billiard/Snooker cloth. FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST!! Available for 10' and 12' tables. If you're not familiar with Strachan, it's made by Milliken & Companty, at the Logdemore Mills plant located in Glouchestershire, U.K. They're website is...

I have new Strachan Stroud #6811 billiard/Snooker cloth "With Spill Guard". FOR THOSE WHO WHAT THE BEST!!!. Available for 10' and 12' tables. If you're not familiar with Strachan, it's made by Milliken & Company, at the Logdemore Mills plant located in Glouchestershire, U.K. They're website is...

You can also get them precut & crowned , no thread from www.cuecomponents.com. As well as ferrules,phenolic tips, Moori, most of the top tips avail. check out the site.

Stevie plays Testa at 7pm tonight. That would put him and Tony go at it at 11am tomorrow. Great matches all over the board. Looks like 1 of the underdogs might get a chance for a big pay out.

I'll have to agree with you on John. He is a great player and is due to shine. He deserves a big win!

Beat your glad no 1 took those odd's , but he did put it up wrong since Alex won 1 already. Stevie's tough though!

All the info you have gotten will work. To be a little more specfic. If you decide to sand it use norton paper 180,220. Use long sheets and go accross and up or down the cue will keep the trash out. If you use a file or steel wool make sure you blow it with are to keep the trash out of the...

Maybe you aren't familiar with pro pool. You should get out from behind your PC(by all your posts thats seems all you have time for) and go see a few matches. Maybe go travel the tour and see how much it costs you. Its that kind of mentallity that keeps these guys from making any money @ this...

The best way for a perm. fix is have your local cue repair (if he's any good) is drill and re-tap a phenolic insert.