Have you wanted to try a CF shaft but want a shaft that is closer to 13mm?

SSP…….you would make a horrible trial lawyer with your logical thinking.
Doesn’t lose power ……adds power……a difference without distinction.

Mensabum got it right. The outcome is the same result with either one.
Isn’t that what the discussion is about….not losing vs. adding….In the final
analysis, it is the results that matters, not some debate about terminology.

Measuring Rail Rebound without a high-speed camera

I have Klematch P37, high quality rails with a standard profile (shown in the video).

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The DIN53512 standard is harmonized with ASTM D1054 and uses a standard sample to measure rebound with a precision pendulum machine
like this one. I can estimate the immediate rebound by multiplying my measurements by 7/5. So the immediate rebound of my rails are:

47°F: 51.7 x 7/5 = 72.5%
80°F 54.8 x 7/5 = 76.7%

These are both within the manufacturer's spec, and as expected, I get more rebound when the rubber is warmer.

What I've shown is that the DigiBall is capable of making accurate rail rebound measurements.
I have to believe nearly 18' of roll has to change some with a 40° change in room temp. .

Looking for and extension solution

It says you have to remove the weight bolt. Probably because that threaded part is way too long. With the Tiger X I did nothing but remove the rubber bumper and install the adapter. Simple. Easy.
Yes
I have 2 Schon cues.
One had a short light bolt so replacing it didn’t make any difference.
The other cue had a longer, heavier bolt, in this case, I’ve added a weight bolt before the bumper that almost matched the original weight and length that actually works great, ended up with a 1/4oz lighter and slightly more forward balanced than it was before and I actually like it better like that.

Looking for and extension solution

For Schon I got the Budget Billiards solution, looks better and cheaper
See here

But it won’t work for the above cue
It says you have to remove the weight bolt. Probably because that threaded part is way too long. With the Tiger X I did nothing but remove the rubber bumper and install the adapter. Simple. Easy.

Sold Hsunami 2.0! 30” real stuff

Up for grabs is a Hsunami 2.0 dark roasted kielwood shaft from Richard Hsu. 30” shaft

Genuine Iv**y Ferrule

Caiden Fighter tip

3/8-11 pin. SW style pin

13mm tip

3.8oz

Straight

30”

500 shipped.
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World Nineball Tour Unveils Titan Series Following Landmark Dynaspheres Partnership

The World Nineball Tour is proud to introduce the new Dynaspheres Titan Series ball set following a groundbreaking multi-year partnership with Dynaspheres, who become the Official Ball Sponsor of the World Nineball Tour across all major events worldwide. As part of the landmark partnership, the Dynaspheres Titan Series will serve as the official ball set of the World Nineball Tour, beginning with the 2026 UK Open Pool Championship from 26-31 May — marking the first time Dynaspheres balls will be used officially on Tour. The new Titan Series ball set introduces a fresh evolution of the iconic Nineball design, maintaining […]

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UK Open 2026, London, May 26-31

If anyone hasn't noticed, WNT is using new Dynasphere balls. Called Titan. Press release today announced the deal.

WNT claims the best yet for TV tables.

Four ball is still pink, 5 ball still purple, 9 ball has the black stripe.

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