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CleanGleem Ball Cleaner/Polisher

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Mosens said:
Why play with dirty balls?

The CleanGleem will quickly, quietly and safely clean and polish your pool balls. The 8 ball and 16 ball models are $399 and $549 - attractively priced and excellent for home or commercial use.

Solid quality made in the USA, NOT cheap Chinese plastic.

Check out www.cleangleem.com.

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For Sale: ebony Judd JT-1

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Rare ebony handled Judd JT-1 built in 2008 by the late great Judd Fuller out of California. Classic Judd hit and craftsmanship. This is the same model Efren Reyes famously used for many years after his contract with Meucci.

Cue Specs:
  • 59 inch cue (29.5 even split)
  • 3/8x10 stainless steel pin
  • Phenolic joint
  • Butt weight: 15.42 oz (adjustable)
  • Bumper extension ready
Shaft 1:
  • 3.51 oz - incredible playing shaft
  • 12mm diamter
  • Ivory ferrule (hairline crack, cosmetic only, does not affect play)
  • Kamui Black Medium tip
  • Less than a credit card taper roll

Shaft 2:
  • 3.76 oz
  • 13mm tip
  • LBM ferrule
  • Layered tip
  • From another Judd cue with matching ringwork
  • Less than a credit card taper roll

This is a great playing cue with excellent feedback and balance. Ideal for a serious player or Judd collector. Price is $1150 shipped in the USA.

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Why is running English always (or at least usually) used for multi rail kicks?

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We all understand about the gearing effect when one ball makes contact with another ball at grazing incidence.

The same effect happens when a ball hits a rail. Running English is simply the gearing effect applied to rails.
If the ball has outside english when it hits a rail, it looses significant energy, and reflects at greater angle than incident.
If the ball has no sidespin, the rail will impart some on first contact and the ball will slow down.
If the ball has too much sidespin, the ball accelerates off the rail (and looses some side spin because of the acceleration).
If the ball has just the right amount of side spin, the ball reflects <I will just use the term> "well" not accelerating, or decelerating and picking up spin where angle of incidence = angle of reflectance.

You can aim the shot anyway your targeting engine has decided works for you.
I can use little more or little less sidespin* to move CB around interfering balls and make 3,4,5 rail shots with interference on the table.
(*)Altering point of contact (i.e., aim) to compensate for the different possible paths.}
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