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Recently sold my break cue because I never use it. I have more control with my player. That being said, I feel no need to smash the rack like I'm using a sledge hammer. I never hit the rack with anything more than a strong force follow stroke.

Everybody here has a story. Life is a journey and so is pool. Can't go wrong with a Joss in my opinion. My newest custom Joss.

Loved Bob's room. Two Chevillotte 3 cushion tables at Drexeline. Florida Bob stops in my poolroom about once a month.

Heard the room sort of went into disrepair after Petey passed and his long time manager was fired. Last time I was there, all of the 9 footers were Gold Crowns and they were set up great, played well. Always enjoyed on playing on table 7. Actually went there to take a lesson from Strickland for...

Love a Gabriel's 3 cushion. A room that I was regular at that closed a few years ago had a heated Gabriel's Kronos. Loved that table.

Haven't been to Fusco's in couple of years. Always enjoyed the tables there. All Gold Crowns. They have one of the few 3C tables in the area.

He is. Had a money match in upstate New York.

Upstate New York.

All that I can say is once a mechanical engineer always a mechanical engineer. Engineers like to take things apart to make them work better. My son is an engineer, not mechanical though. He likes to take things apart and make them better too.

You have to play position on every shot. Even the money ball. There are pockets, 6 holes on the table. A pocket scratch is a great deflater on the money ball.

On every shot. The PSR is a process. Visualization is part of the process. The process is consistency. JMHO.

Breathing. Try stepping away from the table before you shoot the 8 ball. Take a deep SLOW breath, in and out, SLOWLY. Get down and shoot.

Go Rachel. She has been playing with so much heart!

Give that man a cigar.

You made the ball holders for table 2. We need them on table 3, 4, and 5 now. They're great! You are wonderful for the game. Admire your energy.

5 pointer made for me by Dan Janes at the Joss shop.

The smart money was on your opponent. He plays a fair amount of one pocket and you don't really play one pocket at all, unless I'm mistaken. Good job brother.

I like the ball holders too.

Currently play with a custom that Steve Janes at Joss cues made for me.l gave him one of my shafts so he could duplicate the taper and diameter of a Kielwood shaft that he made for me. The wood on the Kielwood is beautiful.

Good luck to the both of you. Table #2 4 1/8 pockets? I know and like you both. Play well gentleman.