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9-Elephant Ear wraps #2 grade

wrldpro
Here are 9 #2 grade wraps . 6 black and 3 very rare gray colored. All are great wraps with small defects. 2 have a small hole within an inch from the edge which may cut out if using at the top of the wrap area. Sold only as a lot.
Also have #1 grade EE wraps at 150.00 per wrap. Buy 5 or more then 100.00 per wrap.
I have the largest inventory anywhere of EE wraps. When I run out than that’s it as no more is allowed to be shipped into the USA.

540.00 shipped USA only
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Jasmin Ouschan figuring out her dad's old full deflection Meucci

Matt_24
garczar said:
Yep, Bob never stated his cues had zero deflection. They were lower than cues of that same era. Just about every top player in the 80's-90's used one at one time or another. Cool video, glad she kept the cue and is knockin' the cobwebs off.
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Yeah, they played good! Bob was a genius.
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Heeeeeeeeeee's baack... Chris Walker's new gig

Benelli
garczar said:
He's nothing but a world class nit and stiff artist. The line of folks he's screwed over the yrs is longgggggggggggggg.
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Clearly you did not read the website...

What sets my work apart isn’t scale — it’s soul.
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How on earth could a world class nit impart that much "soul" into a cue.

I think its time to give him a second (or possibly third?) chance.
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Cue scale recommendation

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middleofnowhere said:
I have a triple beam ohas. You can use most any good postal scale that's accurate and just be sure to set it for grams for the most accurate measurement.
Important though is to not divide by 28. You have to use 28.35. otherwise on a cue that is say 20 oz, if you only divide by 28 you'll be off by a quarter of an ounce.
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I actually did look at balance-beam scales months ago, and even though I will generally buy one-use tools, I didn't think the cost was worth it. I kind of think beam-scales are fun to use too. :/
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Cue scale recommendation

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Zerksies said:
I"ve always used a postal scale, specifically one that you can zero out. Cues like to roll so i need something to keep it in place.
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I thought about those in the past, but didn't really look because I pictured the old, spring-type ones with the metal needle! Don't know why I didn't figure they made electronic ones--especially since I would want the zero-out function, for the same reason (using something to hold the pieces to be weighed).
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Jasmin Ouschan figuring out her dad's old full deflection Meucci

Matt_24
Lowell said:
I find it interesting that those cues were advertised as "zero deflection"
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I don't know about zero, but if you watch the old Jim Rempe/Loree John Jones instructional video which was produced by Meucci (and is basically a big Meucci advertisement), they do mention several times that Meucci cues have the lowest deflection on the market (this was before Predator). I think Meucci did coin the term, deflection. That video can be found on YOUTUBE.
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