Bustamante wins at Turning Stone
Francisco Bustamante won the 2005 Joss Tour Season Finale in Verona, NY.
Bustamante earned $10,000 for his win, while Hatch and Reyes came out 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Monday, August 15, 2005
Cue tips
Hey guys, here's a tip for removing all those dings and scratches from your cue shaft.
If you've dropped your cue or bumped it on things, you've noticed some damage on the shaft, these are barely noticeable when you play, but what do you do about those deep indentations that affect your stroke?
To raise the indentation, you have to wet the wood. That's right, soak up the area with a little water. The wood will absorb the water and sure enough the wood will expand a bit. After letting the shaft dry up, just sand the raised area and then polish your cue with your favorite wax or sealant.
There you have it, a great and easy way to fix your stick!
If you've dropped your cue or bumped it on things, you've noticed some damage on the shaft, these are barely noticeable when you play, but what do you do about those deep indentations that affect your stroke?
To raise the indentation, you have to wet the wood. That's right, soak up the area with a little water. The wood will absorb the water and sure enough the wood will expand a bit. After letting the shaft dry up, just sand the raised area and then polish your cue with your favorite wax or sealant.
There you have it, a great and easy way to fix your stick!
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
What's your cue?
What kind of cue stick do you have? Is it branded or customized? Do you have a break stick too? I'd like to hear about your choice of sticks, and why you chose them.
I use a custom made cue stick that is a little bit longer than a standard cue by about an inch and a half. It's great for those table length shots that need a bridge.
I use a custom made cue stick that is a little bit longer than a standard cue by about an inch and a half. It's great for those table length shots that need a bridge.
Saturday, August 06, 2005
World Pool Masters
The World Pool Masters are coming soon. Aside from the defending champion, Germany's Thomas Engert, who is your favorite to win it all?
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