Do cue makers who make wood shafts still use a wood sealer dip?

Perhaps it has something to do with my learning how to play with wood, but there's a tactile sensation, an awareness I get from wood that resonates from the tip on contact, all the way down the cue to my other hand - that I need, that I've gotten used to. Without it, my game suffers.
Reading braille is the closest thing I can parallel it with.
Call me crazy. 😉

I don't even like shooting with newer wood shafts. That's why I play with 30+ year old Hueblers.

Keeton and Hawkins go undefeated to win Cue Club of Lexington’s 7th Anniversary Celebration

The Cue Club of Lexington, KY held a $1,000-added 7th Anniversary Celebration this past weekend, Sat., June 13, that drew 113 entrants and stretched to within minutes of dawn on Sunday. The key word in the event was ‘Anniversary’ because while the room was having a birthday, the event was celebrating the milestone for both the room and its patrons. The $1,000 that was added to the payout figures was all of it, because there was no entry fee. In addition to the $1,000 that was paid out, there was also over $10,000 that was paid out in prizes, like […]

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Savannah “The RoadRunner” Easton using a wood shaft?

this is flawed logic. it certainly may be part of them being at the top. but none of that shows that is the reason they are at the top. basically a form of syllogism.

many or most may be only playing with it because their sponsors require it.
or they get free equipment for it.
and likely all would be there anyway if using wood or whatever.
Only a very small handful of players have the status to be payed to use a piece of equipment. How do you account for the hundreds of others men and women to play with CF?

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