Recent content by fish2

Could have been glued. Once of my rubber bumpers was constantly getting loose so I used Elmers glue to "fix" it.

Thanks for the replies, I am not a cue maker, so I sent it off to have the pin pulled, bored, tapped and re-attach, cue is now perfectly straight

Force of habit?

What makes the shaft and butt straight when connected, the pins or the flat surfaces of both shaft and butt? if the surfaces is not true, will it still be straight when connected?

Most pros use a glove when using CF shafts, at least the ones that I have seen on TV. I have both Rhino and Revo and using it without gloves works and find no need to use a glove.

A long time ago in a galaxy far away :cool: , discussions about how a certain type of joint material, flat face, wood to wood, piloted, radial, Uniloc, etc was a common topic and how it affects the hit was commonly debated, have we come to realize that in a blind test, it would be near...

How about a flat laminated maple, cut into 8 pieces and assembled like a Predator 314 shaft?

Sadly the Sadly the ring does not work on Uniloc joints :(

Thanks for the tip, I have one of those (13g) , will try it later...

What do you mean by "non traditional background" ?

Where are you located?

I mean, can you get two shafts using carbon, one is whippy shaft and the other stiff.

would he get a stiff and a whippy shaft with carbon?

I play a small weekly tournament, and I noticed that i have better concentration when I am playing against better players or when I don't like the person :) , but when I am playing players who is on the same level or lower than I am, I tend to concentrate less and sometimes lose, so how do I put...

It is not that I felt that the balance point shifted, it is more that I felt that the butt felt heavier even if the Rhino shaft was lighter, which means the balance point shifted to the rear Once you have been playing with a cue for like 4-5 years, little changes are easily noticeable.