Do you know about what grit # the gritty surface is on your Sandman Shaper? I ask because I've also been maining a hard recoil for the last few months, and occasionally it will smooth out on me and I have to haphazardly scrape it with a flat tapper tool surface + poke it with the spikes on the tool as recommended by Bulletproof (I think.. correct me if wrong please)
I know they said they were working on a shape/scuffer for these tips, but it'd have to be pretty damn good to justify purchasing on top of a $30 tip.
Do you know about what grit # the gritty surface is on your Sandman Shaper? I ask because I've also been maining a hard recoil for the last few months, and occasionally it will smooth out on me and I have to haphazardly scrape it with a flat tapper tool surface + poke it with the spikes on the tool as recommended by Bulletproof (I think.. correct me if wrong please)
I know they said they were working on a shape/scuffer for these tips, but it'd have to be pretty damn good to justify purchasing on top of a $30 tip.
It is a beautiful cue, agreed the cat should stay outside.
But God almighty, I could buy a used Subaru for that price.
I would love to see how it plays.
Get lost pal. You want to defend a thief you're in the wrong place. I know people that have been put thru this a-hole's cue-fkery. I would never get a cue that a required a deposit so getting fk'd by this tool was never happening. Making cues to raffle off to pay bills while those with deposits placed had to pound sand is total bullshit. Unless he's paid them all back recently there's still people waiting on a refund or a cue, neither of which will probably ever happen.
I use V10, I have for a few years. I personally like the round shape, I don't remember ever dropping it.
If we did not have chalk we would all use center ball. Not a bad thing...unless you need draw, follow or side.
I have said many times that Taom chalk can have miscue problems with some layered tips that expose a lot of glue layer when shaped. Taom does not stick to hard surface that why it works. Especially Pyro have problem with many layered tips. That is why they kept improving chalk after Pyro and finally made V10. V10 is a lot better and dealt that problem mostly but with some tips it can be little problem still.
Observe your tip and if layer of glue exposed is on critical part of your tip try little bit off from tip so exposed glue layer move place where it wont matter...
