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Filler is the new Vincent Lauria. Bags of ability, talks smack, shit eatin grin, punchable face, almost always seen with his girl nearby... this is fantastic TV

You probably need to check with your local authorised predator dealer. If lucky, they might have custom ordered a few shafts of different weights ready to be sold but this is highly unlikely. Most likely you need to put in a custom order and from what I understand there is already a wait list.

exercise prudence i guess? well if the faces have burrs definitely its risky placing it against the joint face of your cue. if the washers arent flush and theres a gap in between then i wouldnt risk hitting a ball if there a risk that i may damage the shaft threads i cant speak for jeff but...

high five.. i think OP by now should have more than enough info to work with. plus a bonus tip not to try the washer experiment on his own table lol :D

agreed. this is a much better example of sexism than that show can ever hope to be.

One trick I picked up is, if you have a non-insert joint (ie 3/8-10, radial, etc) is to experiment by adding washers in between your shaft and your butt so you can see if adding a certain weight around the joint area can shift the balance closer to your ideal. If it does and if you have space in...

if you need a forward balanced cue it helps if your shaft is on the heavier side of things. theres only so much you can do with weight bolts. If you like back balanced cues it's easier to get what you want.

We seriously need to add a rimshot smiley lol

Sorry only just noticed this, we probably posted almost the same time lol

https://youtu.be/z0GfZC-mSlU If anyone is interested in watching the youngest Ko.

to my mind 5/16-18s were the norm and piloted but the joint fell out of fashion; i cant think of anyone prominent aside from Ernie who still uses it. i mostly see flat faced versions on low cost cues and meuccis these days. if you think about it, considering uniloc, 5/16-14 etc, piloted seems to...

no quick fix for this but mostly if u can find a way to note down the way you set up to shoot when you are shooting well (be very precise about it) and then just replicate the steps every time you should be able to get into your groove quicker. most of the time when you're warming up you're...

hard to tell. it could well be that every shot is essentially swerving back so it gives the impression of low deflection. every one strokes a little differently and it makes comparing notes difficult.

how about ideas like 1. Shots that are easier than you think Deals with 'troublesome' position shots that people usually struggle with but is actually not that hard when approached correctly. complete with drills that will help build confidence 2. Shots you miss but you don't know why Shots...

I may already know these stuff but I still appreciate these videos. they are comprehensive and i find it easier to get people to refer to them than trying to explain over text etc. Much easier to understand vs reading as well for most ppl. i wished i had discovered your website earlier as it...

Just pick out a hundred random YouTube video and scroll through the comments section and you’ll see that nothing makes sense in YouTube land... so yeah just two downvotes is pretty sweet! Great video by the way, you’re getting better and better at simplifying these ideas for a mainstream audience

no dont ignore lol... we should keep feeding for more laughs, but methinks he's kinda tired of this thread also.. i dont think its imac007 who's trolling tho, doesnt feel like him.

this is not an attack but i just wanted to point out that it also means u need to structure it in a manner that people can follow because right now it borderline reads like a stream of consciousness kind of thing. The forum format is not the best for such discussions because there will always...

Yeah the polymer ones, sorry I just assumed they’re all polymer now lol

Try a regular pencil eraser?