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That was what I was trying to explain. :thumbup:

If you can identify 4/8 you should be able to identify 3/8 and 5/8. You need a system to identify these three angles. Once you get it, this system is like deadly. Identifying 1/8, 1/4, 7/8, and 8/8 should be easy for you. Use image two, but create a spot llike image one and remember them...

Super Rusty!!! :thumbup:

One last thing, make sure your are shooting dead centre on the c/b (that is if you are not intending to play english).

Cut shot induce throw. This is obvious if o/b is further away from the pocket. You might want to take that into account. So you need to aim to cut more for some cut shot. You need to understand and be able to recognise the type of angle if you want to use fractional aiming. Once you are able...

Awesome badass!! Is this cue fullsplice? tks!

Nice cue Hui!

Using chisel is easy.

Try purpleheart into macassar eb nose. Match well and will give you front heavy.:smile:

Right on the spot.

If it is the forearm on a wood to wood jointed cue, I prefer a straight grain. BEM is aesthetically nice but ping is ugly imo.

Zeus cue is what you should be looking for. Contact Chady or R.Paul here. You can also contact them through www.pccues.com. They should be able to get you one.

Jeff Olney cues hit sporty!

Is the PF with recut for sale? :grin:

Beautiful Joey you got there.

1. If you have short bridge, stick with 13mm. 2. If you don't play in a pro tournament that uses new clothes and new balls, stick with 13mm. 3. If you have longer bridge use smaller than 13mm. 4. If you play a lot of tournament that uses new clothes and new balls, go for lower than 13mm.

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/rec.sport.billiard/chFhBkGT9Rc The mean size for most Pros are 12.713mm.

Pivot point (high density front end) is just right for most bridge distance i.e. about a foot away from cue ball.

If you are good with chisel, use it. They slice tip like butter.

The owner of One Side Pool hall in the Philippine told me Komodo lizard is good for sweaty palm. He had one installed on his Lambros.