The Pause
- By gregcantrall
- Main Forum
- 155 Replies
Well, the pause for me is just to wait for All the voices in My head to STFU.
Sometime z that takes longer than others.
I am a feel player. The hit and feel is very important to me. Every cue deflects different. Adjusting for it isn’t a big deal if your fundamentals are good and consistent. With that said, I like the shaft. I might get one for my Joss.Does the “hit” more important than consistency and accuracy?
I like to spin the CB, more than I probably should… a good low deflection shaft for me is more important, and there aren’t many shafts out there that could beat the Centro, the feel is pretty good as well.
YeahSome people come to a complete stop and look each way for oncoming traffic before the cue is brought forward.
That is not necessary.
There has to be a "pause" for the motion to change direction, but there does not need to be a "forced" pause that causes the motion to come to a complete stop for more than a millisecond or so. The "pause" should come naturally.
Some people come to a complete stop and look each way for oncoming traffic before the cue is brought forward.
That is not necessary.
3d agreeagree here, a forced stop is no good. the pause is slight but still has flow.
Alright, I got you the first post. If you don't have anything new or positive to add to my thread, please move on.I have a bunch of 5/16x14 aftermarket shafts, Predator 314-2, Predator Revo, Rhino, OB InFuze. they all fit on all of the 5/16x14 cues that I’ve tried them on, including Schon, Josss, Jacoby, McDaniel and Tim Scruggs.
Aftermarket have looser threads to fit all and a small pilot for the same reason.