Bring the q's on Mr. Perkins.
Welcome to the forum and I really THANK YOU for your service to this country.
Welcome to the forum and I really THANK YOU for your service to this country.
Newbie here...
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Welcome aboard MPerkins! Lotsa knowledge on this forum. You'll love it.
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Welcome and thanks for your service sir!
You'll love this site. There are a lot of great people on here that are more than willing to help you out. Just ask away.
Did someone mention bacon?
You'll love this site. There are a lot of great people on here that are more than willing to help you out. Just ask away.
Did someone mention bacon?
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Yes.....bacon has been mentioned.....I don't want to seem nieve, but I am lost on that one, but am sure I will catch on at some point....
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Welcome to the forums, MPerkins. After you retire from the U.S. Air Force, you can apply the motto: 'Aim High ... Fly-Fight-Win' to your pool game. Enjoy your new game room and thank you so much for your service to our great nation.
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A humble "Thanks" to you MyImmortal.......I do love my job, and there will be the presence of the "Air Force" in my pool room!
Question for those of you with table's at home.....I have one 52" cue. Will I need a 48" cue in my room? Again, the deminsions are 12'X15'7"...
Thanks in advance and love this forum already....
Yeah, you're going to want one ... or two. I think the inside dimensions of your table is going to have ~40" width for playing surface. If a ball is tight up against a cushion and you are shooting perpendicular across, 144" - 40" = 104" or 52" per side with no room for stroking or a bumper and tip on your cue without jacking up.
That's what you'll be up against (figuratively and literally). Might as well get the 48" and get a decent one at that!!!
http://www.muellers.com/1-Piece-House-Cue--48-,559.html
Freddie
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Freddie- You rock! Thanks!!
Question for those of you with table's at home.....I have one 52" cue. Will I need a 48" cue in my room? Again, the deminsions are 12'X15'7"...
Thanks in advance and love this forum already....
Brunswick says you can get by with a 52" cue, here is a helpful link:
Brunswick Room size calculator
Congrats and hope this helps!
I'm sorry, but links like that should be wiped off and made illegal on AZBilliards. In a word... those information sites for room requirements suck.
Freddie <~~~ still can't count
+1 on Freddie's recommendation. I have a 7' Olhausen in a 13'x20' and still have a couple of rail shots where it's a little tight. I have a 52" and a 48".
Hi MPerkins and welcome to the forums. I'm also a bit new around here but already I've found AZ to be a tremendous resource to aspiring pool players like you and me. I'm sure you will also find that it's a great resource.
Can't wait to see picks of your room.
Rob.
Can't wait to see picks of your room.
Rob.
Glad to have you here MPerkins. We're all here to help (well, most of us 
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Any questions? Fire away. One thing is for sure: you WILL get a response.
Welcome to the website that will absorb most of your Internet time from now on.
-Blake
PS, I highly recommend going on the field trip. They are usually moderately entertaining.
.Any questions? Fire away. One thing is for sure: you WILL get a response.
Welcome to the website that will absorb most of your Internet time from now on.
-Blake
PS, I highly recommend going on the field trip. They are usually moderately entertaining.
MPerkins
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Glad to have you here MPerkins. We're all here to help (well, most of us
Any questions? Fire away. One thing is for sure: you WILL get a response.
Welcome to the website that will absorb most of your Internet time from now on.
-Blake
PS, I highly recommend going on the field trip. They are usually moderately entertaining.
I'm in for a road trip.....love em'...