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whyPN ? this is a forum and there are definitely players like me who are very interested in your solution

I also bought the extension and I am horrified. The short part is far too heavy. Only the system intended for the balance should be used. I would like to play with the short extension but of course without changing the balance significantly.

you just go to the next cue-builder...

I also have b-lock but the current version. b-lock has an metric screw thread (M10) and an outside diameter that fits the Ignite (0.839). I had the ignite adjusted. It is easy that the M10 has a larger diameter

I've played with the Becue Prime M, the Cuetec and the Ignite so far. I own the BeCue for a year, the Ignite for 2 weeks. You absolutely must try the Ignite, which is great. The hit is very good compared to the other CF Shaft's, the energy transfer is also very good.

a great combination for me. BeCue butt 30 inches with Ignite shaft. This is changed to M10, weight 117g, total weight 18.87oz, balance 99cm / 51cm (slightly front-heavy). It's much stiffer than Prime M and not so soft. The joint is getting harder on the last 5mm, that's the way it has to be.

my experience with carbon shafts is that the hit is extremely dependent from the tip. Since I've mounted a Navigator Alpha medium on the BeCue Prime M, the hit is essential better

I'm constantly using sandpaper on my PrimeM, no problem at all

Is the ferrule system the technology to close the shaft. I change the tip myself, so it should not be a problem to change the tip. Incidentally, I now use a Navigator Alpha Tip, because the hit is much better than with a Kamui Black Soft.

did you measured whether you have taken off material?

I have been changing since about 2 months, because the hit with Kamui Black SS on PrimeM is terrible. First, I tried the Kamui Brown M, but that's too hard for me. Afterwards I mounted the Navigator Alpha M and that is really nice.

simply polished with sandpaper in a lathe. But I had one made by Cuemaker and the other BeCue removed the paint.

In my opinion BeCue delivers very good quality and the service is excellent. Should something be wrong you would be back without any problems. Back in December 2017 I bought the first generation Cue natural frosted, with 5.1 Shaft and since then the quality was very good. Maybe not quite as...

yes, the Revo is stiffer and the BeCue is softer, that one should also feel hit. the deflection is pretty much the same

I have a Kamui Black Soft on my 5.1 (11.6mm) and a Kamui Black Super Soft on the PrimeM (12.5mm) because I feel like a Kamui Black Soft feels harder on the larger diameter.