john parris magnetic chalk holder wanted

[vmax4steve]

Pouches are for marsupials, as an evolved mammal it's magnetic chalk holder for me.

[focus]

We could always go American and plonk the chalk on the table. LOL

[svendh]

i love this one:

[jono*]

The clipping sound of the chalk on the holder I hear every time you use it really gets to me...

[svendh]

not as much as the guy on the other table shouting out every time i take a shot

[Neil Taperell]

Used some really nice pouches , but they didn't fit into my cue case .

I've started using the Maximus chalk holder bought from Stu at Green Baize . Comes with it's own allen key and you clamp the chalk to a little holder .

I am aware of the annoying click noise , but i try to limit the amount of noise i make using it . Gently replacing it rather than slamming the 2 magnets together .

[culraven]

Used some really nice pouches , but they didn't fit into my cue case .

I've started using the Maximus chalk holder bought from Stu at Green Baize . Comes with it's own allen key and you clamp the chalk to a little holder .

I am aware of the annoying click noise , but i try to limit the amount of noise i make using it . Gently replacing it rather than slamming the 2 magnets together .

I liked the look of them, bit steep though, Martin Chesworth used to fo a pouch that was a bit smaller.

[tetricky]

...I am aware of the annoying click noise , but i try to limit the amount of noise i make using it . Gently replacing it rather than slamming the 2 magnets together .

A small cloth sleeve covering the magnet. Then the chalk in it's holder doesn't 'click' in the same way....though it does reduce the hold, depending on the thickness of cloth (which also affects the noise). I also intend to experiment with a small neodymium magnet glued into the bottom of the chalk, and a (small, thin, plastic coated...) metal plate dropped into the back pocket.

[Neil Taperell]

I liked the look of them, bit steep though, Martin Chesworth used to fo a pouch that was a bit smaller.

Less than a score.........Tight wad

[jono*]

How about one of those key ring types you attach the chalk on an elastic string that you pull and it recoils...

[culraven]

How about one of those key ring types you attach the chalk on an elastic string that you pull and it recoils...

The last thing I want is something on elastic aiming at my happy sack!

[culraven]

A small cloth sleeve covering the magnet. Then the chalk in it's holder doesn't 'click' in the same way....though it does reduce the hold, depending on the thickness of cloth (which also affects the noise). I also intend to experiment with a small neodymium magnet glued into the bottom of the chalk, and a (small, thin, plastic coated...) metal plate dropped into the back pocket.

Does it not give you a bad back picking your chalk up off the floor all night?

[Catch 22]

The magnetic ones that are a leather fob type are ok because théy are silent . But the metal on metal oneś are annoying

[mikeyd100]

The clipping sound of the chalk on the holder I hear every time you use it really gets to me...

I'm more to the side of I dont like the pulling feel when you put the chalk back / take it away from the holder.

[tetricky]

Does it not give you a bad back picking your chalk up off the floor all night?

May need a bigger magnet. I made one earlier...you're right....it's a light hold.