Over the years I have noticed that many top players prefer thin, hard tips. I have installed many and have cut 60% of the leather down before shaping the radius.
Yes it appears that when aiming the tip is outside of the safe zone for miscues.
I think many players adjust on the last stroke...
Team USA have a lot to think about.
Come back tomorrow and let’s see if you have the pride to make it respectable.
Tyler has to be crushed. I hope he, and the rest of the team can pull them selves up by their boot straps.
I bought a pool watch many years ago.
I have never worn it, I just wanted it for my pool related items collection.
You can see it on post 38 of this old thread.
It cost around $75.
https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/billiard-collectibles.137018/
I wish you luck in Utah.
Kind of a pool desert in that region. Bowling alleys and bars usually have a few tables but its not a popular game for that area, for as large of a population that lives there.
I have a friend that lives near me. He grew up in in Milwaulkee and has been friends with Terry for a long time.
My buddy collected cues and decided to become a Schon dealer, albeit a small time dealer.
2-3 times a year he would travel back home and visit the factory. My friend was allowed to go...
I have a branding iron I used for years when I made wood turnings and antler crafts.
I like your idea of the soldering iron.
Never really signed my mini cues, doesn’t matter since I am the only one to put time into making custom 10” pool cues. 😆