New here -Introducing myself and my company

Thank you for your questions! The main contrasts lie in the color temperature, the method of light diffusion and the overall style.
We opted to set our lights at 4000k, though this setting can easily be customized per customer. We can go up to 6000k.
Littman and Diamond are between 5000k and 5500k.

Rather than using parabolic reflectors, we use a 70% transmission acrylic panel for diffusion.

We design and build each light ourselves. We prefer the warmth of wood and brass over aluminum.
Before you are inundated with questions, describe the differentiators between your product and what Diamond makes for their tables and what Litman makes.

New Dufferin

I have several of these Dufferin cues all brand new in the plastic. Never used I'm only going to convert one. I'll get better pics and update more later.
  • Normal length cue 12.5mm shaft
  • Don't know tip, probably LePro
  • Weight 19oz.
  • It looks darker black and then slightly lighter at other angles
  • If you want just the butt and not the shaft let me know and we can negotiate a price
  • Odd joint and pin think it's called Glider pin
  • $325 free shipping in cont. USA.
  • Payment by PayPal

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What are the mother drills?

Are these the same shots that are in Bert Kinister's 60 minute workout for 9 ball? Or in Bob henning's Pro book?

No. It's from the SPF (set pause finish) group of instructors. I have a ditto sheet of them when I had a lesson from one about 25 years ago. They were something like the cb rolling back to your tip, and a few others I long forgot.

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