Worked perfect in the demo. (?)

jimmyg said:

Accidentally posted it here in the wrong thread...meant to post in the "sexy" thread. Didn't know who it was...but I just googled it and she's Kate Beckinsale...personally never heard of her...Still nice photo.

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Ohhhh K. I remember her from those Underworld movies. Vampires vs Werewolves stuff.

ribdoner said:

two (player and jump/break) cues and a lot of shafts

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Changing shafts is much worse than changing butts.
Changing butts but using the same shaft - the feel changes but the playability and performance stay the same.

Keeping the same butt but changing shafts - both feel and performance change.

So find the right shaft for you and stick with it, they all look the same anyway, but changing butts is fun nice looking butts are satisfying to look at and feel great to grab (yes, all the puns are intended)

They are here now. Currently working on the Diamond Professional to put the new cloth on. The new light is up. Looks great!

Next they will be doing the Gold Crown IV.

It will be later in the day for any pics.

Any news?

Hard to tell from the pic but would the cue ball scratch off the rail off the 13(shooting the 5 ball)? I’m guessing no but don’t think it’s definitive from the pic.

ribdoner said:

two (player and jump/break) cues and a lot of shafts

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Couldn`t agree with you more Ribdoner.

ChrisinNC said:

To me, it’s more important to have multiple shafts in your arsenal. One jump cue and one break cue are all one needs, but it’s nice to have at least 2 playing cues so you have an option to switch up if you are struggling with your game and just feel like you need a change, even though that’s all mental.

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This would be me. And it works for me. Aside from that, the other cue is already set up with an extension butt as I hate using mechanical bridges and dont like putting the extension butt on and off when I need it. I dont want to waste time doing that.

HawaiianEye said:

The pause is unnecessary.

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Don't tell us, tell that to all of the pro's that have a pronounced pause at the end of their backstroke, they obviously have a lot to learn, you should teach them.

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Xdecemberguy said:

Hello, I was wondering how many cues does the average player have.. right now I have two complete sets that include shooter, jump, and break in two different bags. So I can just grab the set I want and go... how many do you guys have and is this too much...

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To me, it’s more important to have multiple shafts in your arsenal. One jump cue and one break cue are all one needs, but it’s nice to have at least 2 playing cues so you have an option to switch up if you are struggling with your game and just feel like you need a change, even though it’s all mental.