Recent content by JoeyInCali

Dymondwood.

That's a common practice. Laminated cores are used by many. Flat and pies.

The longer the wood, the more warp prone it is . Joining two cores is more stable . Plus it gives you the option of adding weight at the neutral area ( middle of the cue ) .

Because he's so consistent with it

Score?

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Ahead 104-87. Lost 117-120.

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Looks like Philippine made cue. The points are chiseled and super glued. Regular 3/8 joint screw is a little less common from cues made there.

16 game deficit is definitely not insurmountable for SVB. I hope night ends at 80-70. Or better for Shane.

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Or elk

Gimmick because they claimed it had some advantages

Pure gimmick

Countless videos and a 6 -pound book later on how to aim.