$1.5M first place prize for Chinese tournament next week
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Is it still going on? Is it being televised?
I’m in Wuxi right now.
I’m in Wuxi right now.
But heavier cue will make the arm tired faster and hurt the break over a long session.That's the point!
That's the point!I don't think everyone can move their arm that fast. They're probably adding weight because arm swing is already maxed.
I believe people find that off the head rail get the right height of the cuestick automatically for that angle of attack, especially for pop breakers. I remember Dennis O. raising his bridge on the bed to get the height he needed. Corey one tournament broke using a mechanical bridge, and he said it was to get the height of the cuestick where he liked it. I think more often than not, players found breaking off the head rail yielded nice cueball action and stuck with it. For a small table, sometimes there isn’t enough room to place the hand on the bed.Breaking from the rail in 10 and 8 ball will never make sense to me. I can understand second ball playing 8 ball but hitting the 1 solid from the rail is dumb imo.
To me the kielwood LD shaft from diveney is the best one. Very comparable to revoFor all the kielwood users out there, whats the lowest deflection kielwood youve used?
Im looking for z3/revo level deflection but in kielwood
Leaning towards the SS360/2 but I havent been able to get my hands on one to try it out.
Thanks
Interesting!! The slow motion starting at 6'28'' shows a kind of bending which makes me understand why some of the very efficient low deflection shafts - Z-shaft from predator for example - can be played without compensating deflection, because there's zero deflection created although adding pretty much of side rotation.Just thought I would post this and see what you think about it. Maybe how accurate it is? Enjoy
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To me the best pool tip ever came from a professional trainer: stand absolutely still like a rockHi everyone,
I've been spending more time researching beginner pool tips, accessories, and game room setups while building a newer billiards resource site.
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It can yes but this system will be over kill for poolIs this applicable for pool in any way? Looks cool
May I ask how much the weight is being affected bei soaking a shaft? Weight of a shaft before and after soaking (+ drying of course). Many thanks in advanceBesides Nelsonite there was a product called Resolute that didn't smell as strongly. However both were pure hell on your lungs. I used to go outside with a breeze blowing and still have to bring a fan out to dip shafts in an upright three or four inch PVC pipe. It is amazing how much of these liquids a shaft blank can soak up in a minute or less. The liquid foams like it is in a hard boil until all the air comes out of a piece of wood and there is a lot of air in wood!
Aside from the little matter of killing myself, I quit using these dips because they deaden the feel of the hit a little. Very noticeable if you test the same wood side by side.
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Yes you can see it in the video that with miss it will tell you exactly where to replace all the ballsWhat about the ability to reposition balls using the system? That could be extremely useful
different tables, different rack, got to find what works for you at a given situation.Why aren’t they breaking like Shane taught the world then, and making 2-4 balls on the break like he was, even with the wood rack in TAR 1?
Why aren’t they breaking like Shane taught the world then, and making 2-4 balls on the break like he was, even with the wood rack in TAR 1?
Thank you very much AlThat’s one beautiful cue added to your incredible collection. Enjoy!