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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Common ground!
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    I play with wood too... disclosure
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    What corner pocket size is this?

    Looks just like my gc4 did. Go, Brunswick!
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    And the point that the vast majority of dings one might sustain with a wood one would have been avoided with carbon? Carbon is impervious to minor dings only?
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Doubtful anybody reads all that In terms of frequency and severity of dents, most are of minimal measure- those you and others can address- and 100% avoided with carbon. The major traumas are rare and all bets are off when you enter that zone
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    How did I make this bank?

    Lol.
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    How did I make this bank?

    Lol.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Incorrect...aside from major traumas.
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    Cue Design: Unpopular opinion?

    That is one ugly ass cue and thepoints aren't Ebony. I dig ugly cues.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Stop it. They aren't even in the same category for durability.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    That's nutty. Wood is FAR more susceptible to dings.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Just coz you put the words together like that doesn't make the statement true.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    No ding to a wood shaft that is "quick, easy and painless" to remove would have occurred if inflicted upon a carbon shaft. The rest, therefore... unnecessary in writing or the pool room.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Major trauma/ brain fart. Strong likelihood any shaft woulda paid the same price.
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    Pia Filler hates wood shafts

    Factual..ok. Not relevant though. The force required to damage a carbon shaft is far greater than to damage a wood one, so the majority of dings- which are likely minor- are completely avoided with cf.
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