Just wondering what everyone thinks of Pechauer cues? I am thinking about purchasing one and just wondering if anyone here plays with a Pechauer. Or knows anything about them recently?
It's always nice to have some good recommendations on a cuemaker before purchasing.
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p.s. people, don't start. I am talking about insults, twisting things around, trashing & bashing, etc. Just don't start.
Pechauer is a great company. They own their own timberland, harvest their own trees, make all their joints and screws in their own machine shop, maintain excellent QC, and provide outstanding customer service. They will make any custom cue you want, and you can select any joint, etc. On top of that they are very reasonably priced. What people like is always subjective, but you can't go wrong with a Pechauer.
Here's my version of the thin cut shot in the other thread. How many shots do you need to make the shot?
At the start of the video you can see the setup. The cue ball is on the head spot. The object ball is a ball to the side of the center spot. That means if I send the cue ball straight down the table to the foot spot, the object ball will wiggle from the wind. The balls on the end rails are in the middle of the end rails so you can see the alignment.
My first shot is pretty good. I cut out most of my complete misses. I managed a couple of shots over 90 degrees.
In the end, I show the gaff for this shot. Prior to that, the balls were reasonably clean.
Great shooting bob
So is the other video of you making a 90 degree cut
I see you are using what looks like a carbon fiber shaft now
In your old video, you were using a wood shaft
Do you think the wood shaft makes it easier because of more deflection?
