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How interesting. I wasn't aware that CTE lead to a slight overcut. Thanks

I did do a lot of research. I tend to trust the Bob Jewett and Dr Dave numbers the most, and, they seem to agree with each other very consistently.

Maybe so, I'm not that familiar with Aim Frame. It looks like the interfaces vary by quite a lot. I like the fact that in the Aim Frame, you are shooting towards a ball which is past the object ball. It's a brilliant idea.

Back in the early 80's, I was having trouble with pocketing consistency, so, I read everything I could on the subject. My first inkling about "throw" as it related to cue sports was in "Complete Snooker", by Joe Davis, when he said that "plant position" aiming didn't actually work because of...

A YouTube video demo of "Aiming With Friction" is now available: https://youtu.be/l5Z6i8wbueI/url] [url]www.aimingwithfriction.com Thanks, Roger

No, CTE is Center to Edge, an aiming system. Aiming With Friction is not CTE. It is a training "method" which automatically uses Contact Induced Throw (CIT). Sorry about the confusing acronyms. It's one of the reasons I named it "Aiming With Friction". Roger

Thanks, Frank! Ready to go. I'm on my way out to put it in the mail. If you have any questions, my contact info is here: http://www.aimingwithfriction.com/Aiming_With_Friction/Contact_Information.html I'd love to hear from you.

Thanks for the encouragement, but this is not a "system". It is a training method for improving your feel for pocketing which also employs Contact Induced Throw (CIT). If you are already satisfied with your pocketing skills, this is not your product. However, if you follow the training program...

I've just updated and improved my www.aimingwithfriction.com website with many photos. Please check it out. Especially take a look at the "Extra Friction" and Ranges of Throw" pages. You'll be glad you did...

The templates may be placed anywhere on the table. The angles may be set for 0° up to 75°. So, if you want to practice a back cut you can. In the suggested aiming sequences, many back cuts will present themselves.It really depends on you.

I'd like to announce the availability of Aiming With Friction using the Cut Shot Calculator, a practical, scientific aiming method for center ball and the vertical axis. This is not a "system", rather, it is a hyper accurate method for developing a feel for shooting different angles and cue ball...

WTB Joe Tucker Laser Trainer. please respond via private message. Thanks Roger

About 2 weeks ago I bought a Predator Z2 shaft to replace my 1st generation 314 shaft, which had developed a cracked ferrule and shaft. I just can't get used to the Z2 shaft... (This shaft fits a standard Schon screw) I would happily trade my new shaft for a 314 1st gen. Schon shaft if anyone...