How many people like myself rush to read the threads from this forum. The information you can gather is unlimited. There is so much to be learned in this section. I believe many cuemakers also learn and race to read these posts. We are forunate to have persons so willing to share their knowledge. Lets hear a big round of appreciation for these persons who take the time to share their wealth of knowledge. Im still a dummy, but a much smarter one.
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Good Post to take time out to appreciate the CueMakers..
I too, rush to read what might be learned from the CueMakers..
Learned a lot and so many guys helped me out..
Thanks all Cuemakers, for sharing your tricks of the trade and knowledge of the Art of CueMaking.
"Thank the CueMaker" Forum??? Nah.. Just kidding. ..
Good Post to take time out to appreciate the CueMakers..
I too, rush to read what might be learned from the CueMakers..
Learned a lot and so many guys helped me out..
Thanks all Cuemakers, for sharing your tricks of the trade and knowledge of the Art of CueMaking.
"Thank the CueMaker" Forum??? Nah.. Just kidding. ..
I've said before, and I think it bears repeating:
Before you ask any questions, you should take the time to read this forum from the beginning thread. Then search for questions you have. Then post your question if it hasn't been answered.
As you continue along your cuebuilding journey, you should go back every 6 months or so, and re-read every thread from the beginning of the forum, as you'll better understand things you didn't from the time before. There are VOLUMES of information here. Some of the things will work for you, some won't, but you should try them all. After you get more seasoning under your belt, you should try them all again!
Some of the information is bogus, but that is going to be the case in every aspect of life.
Thanks to everyone who spends their time adding their ideas, especially the ones who don't agree with each other as it makes us think, and makes us experiment.
Before you ask any questions, you should take the time to read this forum from the beginning thread. Then search for questions you have. Then post your question if it hasn't been answered.
As you continue along your cuebuilding journey, you should go back every 6 months or so, and re-read every thread from the beginning of the forum, as you'll better understand things you didn't from the time before. There are VOLUMES of information here. Some of the things will work for you, some won't, but you should try them all. After you get more seasoning under your belt, you should try them all again!
Some of the information is bogus, but that is going to be the case in every aspect of life.
Thanks to everyone who spends their time adding their ideas, especially the ones who don't agree with each other as it makes us think, and makes us experiment.
dave sutton
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well for me i always check the wanted/fs first just incase someone is giving something away that i need. other then that cuemaker then gallery. sometimes main.
i dolike this section the best tho
i dolike this section the best tho