Precision Potting manual - Free of Charge

Dear members of AZbilliards,

I have decided to give away my Precision Potting Manual free to all members here.

This method is useful for players using the normal shaft and not so for those using LD shaft.

Is it useful? It teaches you how to aim when playing english and it will definitely increase your potting percentage by quite a fair bit. Inevitably, it increases your confidence when playing against tough opponents as you are making most shots count.

Just pm me here or you can email to me at precisionpotting@gmail.com. Email is preferred.

Best wishes in pooling.

Ignatius

Since my posting here, I have given out more than 20 manuals. If you so wish to get one, please email to me. I hope you will acknowledge in this thread that you have received it otherwise there will always be naysayers that says I am a conman.

This manual is for those using normal cue. So if you are using LD shaft, this manual will not be applicable to you. The aiming off for LD shaft is always very slight and with a parallet shift of the cue.

For those using normal shaft, you have an option of parallel shift or pivot when you intend to do sidespin.

If it is parallel shift, then you know which side you need to compensate. As it is a normal cue, the deflection is quite significant (that is why it is not called Low Deflection shaft) and hence the compensation needed is also quite significant.

If it is pivoting using BHE, which side should you compensate. If you intend to play a right sidespin, do you compensate by aiming to the left or right of the contact point and by how much? What happen if you intend to play an extreme spin instead of a touch of english? How much do you need to compensate and why? All these are explained in the manual. In other words, Precision Potting uses BHE and not parallel shift when playing sidespin.

Just out of curiosity (this question is aimed at amateurs), which side do you compensate when you intend to do a high right english? Do you compensate by aiming to the right of the contact point on the object ball or to the left?

Hi couldnthinkof01,

From your description, you must be using a LD shaft with parallel shift. For pivot using BHE, one of the factor affecting the swerve is the slickness of the table. You can't just aimed intuitively and make a high percentage pot with sidespin. That is my thought. Maybe I am wrong here.

To all who might be asking for the manual, please note that I stay on the opposite side of the globe hence your day time is my night time. As such, I might not be able to send the manual to you in a matter of hours. If you do not receive it in two days, do write to me to highlight that you have not received and I will act on it soonest.

Best regards.

For those who are going to email to me, do note that I try to consolidate a few requests before I send it out in a batch.

As such, you might have to wait a bit for the manual.