cuecrazy said:

Hey!
It’s Dave Lammers (Cuecrazy) from eBay.

It’s a shame we didn’t do this earlier.

I did buy some other cue. But I’m also trying to sell 2.
So I’ll get back to you soon.

But if I took your offer on eBay of $575,

$575-13%
-3% PayPal = your net of
$483

You’d still pay shipping either way.

Sorry, this isn’t my first rodeo.


So if you make it $500 shipped, I’ll get my others sold somehow. It may take a week. And if you sell it in the meantime, congrats!

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my last message is kinda my bottom dollar $550 with the 8" extension and $525 with the 4" with Venmo or Paypal

Paul_#_ said:

How's that?

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It's a patch. When the tip hits the CB it flattens at the contact point. Chalk your tip, hit a CB and look at the missing chalk. It's not a pin point, it's probably the diameter of a grain of rice or even bigger. The balls even deform slightly when colliding. You can put the old "carbon copy" paper between two balls and hit them, the contact point has size to it, not a pin point.

Spheres squish, think of a rubber bouncy ball or a water balloon hitting the table in slow motion.

I haven’t heard anything more, Moe.

bbb said:

a layered tip would be better.

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It wouldn't be just a layered tip, it'd need to be a tip with different hard and soft layers --- either Taom Fusion, Kamui Athlete, or Zan Hybrid Max.

I have a "tulipwood" O'MIN cue. It may have been made in China, I really don't know. As a hobby cue maker myself, I can say that this cue is very well made. I believe it does have carbon fiber tubing in the shaft and it has a stiff hit. The wood is not actual tulipwood but is like Diamondwood, an orange colored laminate. The seam of the leather grip is just barely visible.

Please pm. I have one for you in the $75 shipped range

skor said:

nce you understand that the contact point is not a point, everything will be clearer

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How's that?