My New Diamond Professional!

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I have ran out three times so far. But to be fair, I must admit, the spreads after the break are still not that good. But it's only been one day so we shall see. I have hosed up 3-4 chances to run out. Mostly because of speed. The balls roll quite a bit so sometimes my speed is a hair too much, other times a hair too little.

And I did notice the pockets are 4 5/8 as opposed to 4.75. It's all good.

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Carmeli

Ariel Carmeli made in 9/21

8 pointer Ebony on Ebony wood, silver ring and RED inlays.

Loaded...

all white is synthetic material

8 Tiffany diamond style ring work

So gorgeous.

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Butt: 16.1oz

Shaft1: 3.9oz - 12.9mm

Shaft2: 4oz - 12.95mm

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$5600

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Free shipping within USA ...

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Are LD shafts only really helpful on long shots w/ a lot of side spin?

How helpful is using an LD shaft on shots close to the pocket (OB and CB on the same half of the table) and inadvertent spin applied?
Or on those shots where side spin was not inadvertently applied?​
If you're bridging at the cue's natural pivot point it doesn't matter, either one is just as forgiving. If you're not, then LD will deviate less but both will be off. On loose equipment you'll make more balls, but still wonder why in the hell the cb did what it did. If you're bridging at the pivot point of a normal deflection shaft and not on an ld shaft, then the normal shaft will be much more forgiving of stroke deviations.

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