And that’s exactly why we don’t use it because it changes the consistency that everyone is used to. And most people have a little something on the games. We will polish them upon request which doesn’t happen very often.
That's exactly what the whine is, because it changes the consistency that oppenent is used to. Their careers are a little something on the games. It is not polish them upon request which doesn’t happen very often.
You cannot use Aramith cleaner to circumvent the rule prohibiting polishing pool balls in any sanctioned tournament.
It absolutely changes the way pool balls exhibit cling; it takes hours of pool play before the balls exhibit normal throw.
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The idea is you use the butt end of your stick as a stand-in for the spot-on-the-wall, pivoting the tip towards your cue ball after establishing a reference line.
It feels like it should work with a wide range of shots but the poster hasn't really explained how it would work when the object ball isn't in line with the pocket. I would think you'd have to adjust the reference line in some way or another but i'm not sure how.
Don't have a table of my own to really put the time into exploring it. wondered if anyone else had thoughts.
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