Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Maybe Omega named the Railmaster . . .
. . . after me.
Or not.
;-)
Picking up a break cue later today . . .
. . . made from a solid section of purpleheart . . . . . . with red palm forearm and butt. The shaft is made from grenadillo . . . . . . fitted with a G-10 ferrule and a laminated hard Kamuii tip, optimal for breaking. Bob had a grenadillo dowel in his sh...
You only have to play with a Denali cue once . . .
. . . to appreciate their quality, Cap. ;-)
Can I ask a question please?
And please forgive my ignorance but does that mean you use this cue just for the break and then change to another cue? Maybe lighter or less dense woods?
Yes, a break cue is tuned for energy transfer . . .
. . . while a playing cue is configured for shot-making. The critical differences are: tip, ferrule, shaft wood (or carbon fiber), joints, pin, and handle construction. A cue optimized for making cut or bank shots would differ substantially from a cue opt...
Thank you.
Who knew that it got that specialized, there looks like a lot of craft in that cue. I watched the Color of Money once and I’m sure that I could pot the white! Accidentally! Having watched your clips, how often do you go a week because it looks like you’re...
I try to get in an hour of practice daily on my pool table . . .
. . . and play competitively three times a week, including snooker on Tuesday nights. As for skill, Shaun Murphy cleaned my clock, so I've no illusions of making the American team. ...
Here are several recent clips of yours truly . . .
. . . working his way around a pool table. Called shots, all. ...
Looks a stunning cue, Art. 👌🏻
We used to use purpleheart for the hard thole pin in rowing. You’d break the oar or the boat before the pin. Still some worn ones in circulation, I’ll take a photo next time I’m at the boat shed.
Twenty pool cues including the cue coming today . . .
. . . plus one currently under construction with several more planned and a snooker cue. Not to mention four currently being made for others on my behalf. Nine in my circle of friends owns a Denali, including two that you know.
Well, you could move into a higher league . . .
. . . with enough practice and a Denali cue or two. ;-)
I'm not terrible (compared to you I am) but I don't ever play...
...I always wanted a pool table at the house because they look great and are fun to play around on. But my wife always nixed it, and even with a decent-size house the space is limited : (
Tell her you're going to take up pool as a hobby . . .
. . . and hanging out at pool halls and bars. She'll buy you the table.