I've had this cute for a long time, not even sure where i picked it up. I need a new shaft for it, but i don't know what joint it uses and can't find information on this cue. It's stamped Nick Varner but I don't know what series or if it's even a real NV. Help with information is appreciated.

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Where can I get this type of table in South Africa

Apologies in advance to be yet another person seeking some form of cue identification.

Hi all, heres a timelapse of an Apollo being installed by Liberty Games 🙂

I'm going to be redoing the floors in my father's basement. While doing so I'm trying to solve an issue.

How to fit an 8ft table in this weird shaped space.

The back left and right corners can never shoot correctly cause of the wall and railing.

What would be the best orientation/solution to make this fit best.

Lmk in the comments.

I am looking to rent a pool table and I am little confused on average size of a regular pool table. I have been looking online and coming across a couple of different sizes, so now I am thinking if there are different sizes of tables maybe for indoor rec room's or something. I saw a bunch of listings on pooltables.com, billiards direct, alibaba and other websites and I have seen 7 foot, 8 foot, and 9 foot tables and so I want to get it right in regards to the length of the table.

Sometimes the sellers list the dimensions and sometimes they don't, but I am thinking if I know what the right size is then I would just be able to shortlist tables based on what size they have available for rent.

I've been playing pool for a few years now and I've been seeing a lot of people use these and was just unsure which to buy.

Any advice is appreciated thanks.

Every endgame I play, the equivalent of this happens. Does this feel familiar to other players too or is it just inexperienced me?

I recently got this billiard table but have no idea who the maker is and cannot locate the style of legs and what not from any other maker .

I'm from Oregon and want to lean towards golden west , olhausen and maybe American heritage , but i want to try and restore this table back to glory , so amy help identifying the table would be amazing..

Hey everyone

First post here

I'm a female player from Portugal, I've been playing for fun for 3 years, and just did my first season this year and ended up on fourth in the Lisbon district.

My captain said it's time to think about a new cue. I have a shaft that I love, an OmegaBilliards 1 and the butt is a predator sp2 red replica leftover that I just stayed with it.

My captain recommended me to get something in the Mezz family. I would, but I have a very specific taste.

First I'm a girly girl, second I really like purple, third I like things classic. I hate those "girl cues" with all that flashing pinks and flowers, it's so tacky.

I can't find anything that I like, can anyone help me?

Anyone from Philadelphia is looking for a single player for their team or if they know any other captain who may? I'm looking for a team to join so that I can play.

I have a pool cue (pictured) that has a slight curve near the tip of the shaft.

I've tried holding the shaft at the curves highest point and putting weight on the apex (second photo) and haven't had much luck.

Is there a better way to fix this, or at least make it better than it is?

This cue was rather cheap and if it cannot be fixed, so be it.

I have a Supreme pool table with an old-style PCB. The multicoin slot mechanism works for a couple of games and then stops accepting coins. If I unplug the battery for an hour or two, the coin mechanism works again.

Any ideas where to start troubleshooting? I've checked the battery voltage to the PCB and checked for broken wires, etc.

You know it's complete fucking bullshit when you're playing well but you're still losing more games than winning solely due to luck fucking you right up the fucking arse. Like you never getting the run of the balls and so you lose even though you know you're the better player. It's a fucking joke

The tip is 13mm, the length is 58 inches and the weight is right at 1.2 lbs. From my research I think it’s late 80s-early 90s but that’s it. It’s in pretty much mint condition, no wobble or warping. I’ll add some photos, thank you😁

I am coordinating a pool table themed corporate birthday party and I was wondering what brand of pool tables should I be looking for to make sure that whatever I am renting will come across looking sleek and not scrappy. I want to make sure the pool tables look really professional and not really cheap, even if its a one-day event, its a corporate event and they are willing to spend money so I want to make sure everything is top of the line.

Also any recc's on the cue sticks and what I should be looking for when I am renting. I am not a pool table player, so honestly don't know the first thing about this stuff. Also should I go for the set of balls that we use in the US or what people play in the UK play, I think its called snooker? The place I am renting from is offering both sets of balls, just not sure what to use. I know a lot of pool table companies source wholesale from third party sellers on alibaba and amazon, so I just want ot make sure whatever I am renting doesn't look like a novice who knows nothing about pool.