Recent content by armoworrior

this is new to me. ive been playing for quite a while and never had a problem doing this i think it comes more from guys getting mad when they dont win a game and they toss the cue on the table.

wow all that and you got money back and everything

i would vote for less. there is no way to get even a short ton of force out of a cue by a human

and also i was thinking this these answers only apply to tips that don't have give and shafts that don't deflect. because those take away from the force applied.

all of this im basing off of this Work is a transfer of energy so work is done on an object when you transfer energy to that object. The amount of work done on an object depends on the amount of force exerted on the object and the amount of distance the object moves. Work = Force x Distance...

in golf or anything with a 9 ounce weight you would have to be going 248.88888888888888888888888888888888888888888mph not quite 249mph

for a short ton at 100mph a cue could be 20ounces but at a long ton you would either have to apply more force faster than 100 mph but not quite 110mph. so given this i think your golf friends made their side of this up

metric ton or standard ton? also long ton or short ton? 2000 lbs is the short ton 2240 lbs is the long ton. and for which country are we talking?

i started using a glove to make sure i had a smooth glide. worked on making sure i kept my wrist straight ive been thinking about putting the brace on again i need to get rid of the rotating i do with my wrist. and working on the center to edge cuts

well its a good thing you dont "chime" about that stuff. i might not have been on the forum long but i have been in the "industry" for a while we are talking over 20 years. most dont remember me, and i havent been fully active of in almost 10 years. A lot of the ones that have a high post...

i know i haven't been around THIS forum very long but youll bicker about some stupid stuff. like this topic or the JB/justis thing or the ive had this shooting system longer than youve been alive. and yes new guy can be quite uninformed but who cares ill just ignore a thread for a while until...

mine is covered under my renters insurance like everything else i own i keep a list of everything with backed up pictures of it online. and of all the material conditions of said items.

9corner 1 corner 10 side 4 corner 3 corner 2 corner 5 side 12 corner 7 corner 11 corner 15 side 13 corner 14 to 8 combo corner 14 to finish the rack that order unless some off chance the 11 has a better angle before the seven but thats how they should roll and fall.

hey that sound like a plan i haven't watch that in a few months

I'm no pro but I like a dime radius