tip technology - hardness at center different from hardness at edges
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It's not just the size but shaping the sides as well to at least a perfect circle. I previously used a box cutter and a sand paper for cutting and shaping and a tip tool. It's annoying. Right now I'm using a small Dremel as advised from a fellow member. It's much better and faster than a having to manually use a sand paper. Anyway, one thing I have in mind that they could Selling to resize the tip with less challenge is making a puncher for cue tips.ive always did my own tips by hand. cutting down to size is the least fun and time wasted part of it.
if it fit my shaft perfectly then i would change more often and have it just the way i want it right from the start.
but overall i dont agonize over what equipment i am using as long as its usable. as i adapt quickly to whatever i use and that brings home the bacon.