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Some humor for the late night crew ha ha
but if you play with a shaft that offers little to no deflection, you can aim as usual while still applying spin to get your desired cue ball position. Youre correct in that , if you CANT deliver a ball straight with a good stroke, than deflection isnt your problem. But if you CAN hit a ball straight consistently, low deflection can increase your consistency while applying spin, which in turn can make the game easier by gaining cue ball controlI miss all kinds of shots and I understand deflection. Not a hard concept. My point is, if I can’t deliver a stroke deflection is moot. As others have pointed out, one can compensate based on the understanding of their equipment.
When I stack rank items of importance from my delivery to my equipment, buying the latest low deflection device relative to the low deflection devices I already own is a fool’s errand. I need more reps, more table time, more Dr. Dave videos, not another shaft…
Possibly Asian Satinwood burl.This is sort of UNIQUE Wood. Not telling what it is, will see if some one get it right.
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Olive WoodThis is sort of UNIQUE Wood. Not telling what it is, will see if some one get it right.
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I assume a longer bolt can be added, but I’m not sure how deep it’s tapped.Can you add a weight bolt? Thanks