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Nili tips any good?

Hammer those flush? And what about opening between plastic pocket and width of pocket? Use a threaded screw nail?

Recently had work on table including cloth which is very good. I question the way the new pockets are attached. Any advice?

I don't think these pockets were installed properly.

While I'm at it same viewing after rack of balls a thin strip of plastic 2" by 1/4 wide placed under 1 ball till rack is broken. It's kept under a rail for future use. Any ideas.

Just watching streaming pool in Asia somewhere and they put 11 (tenballs + cue ball) on a towel and rubbed a little paste like car wax on each one. Then proceeded to shake balls in the towel. After less than a minute rolled out the shiny balls and played. Been around playing 65 years and never...

Man or She Man I hear it from your text. Beautiful. Be Well............

The art of aiming in pool is like synchronized swimming. Learn to float 1st. Wave a cue around like Reyes. Now there's an art. Then try his bridge..

I use black ferrule on Canadian hard maple cue.

You go boy!!!!!!!!

Find any straight line, stroke over it.

Decades ago cloths were slower and cushions not as reactive as todays. More force was needed for moving around the table. Todays equipment including more choices of tips and cues make moving around easy with feather strokes. I use both in play but short bridge only.

At least a 120 game 9 ball match lasting 3 days for 30 bucks is still a lot cheaper than 3 therapy sessions on a couch. Great for insomnia also. Pool needs to bring back the girl that carries the sign around before each game start.

Any input on these? Just installed one. Pigskin. After about 20 hours of play I like it much better than the hard 1 piece tips. the Aculeus all black layered leather pool cue tip. This tip has been tried and tested by Johnny Archer and comes standard on his All Wood Series pool cues featured...

Ya could use a bridge all around right? Maybe vary the length. What about a toe? Have an ortho doc make one permanently attach a piece of titanium.

Ok to be in a stupor for awhile but at some point methodology is a must.

Good point maybe too square. Place balls of right foot on target line. That being a line from the object ball ghost strike spot to the cue ball center. Then step into the shot with your left side. It's a sideways stance. Your right hand to shoulder will swing more naturally back and forth more...

Take your time pulling the trigger next time someone has the draw on you.

I want the likes of Danny DeBartolo to do the color work.

Don't like jumping. Masse, kick, take your medicine. If you have to learn to jump use someone else's table to practice.