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Just received my Joey cue couple days back. The cue plays really awesome. Ball control is fantastic (for someone who didn't play for a few months :grin:). Cue weight is balance and distributed nicely. My friends thought it weigh near 19oz. I requested to have the cue at the heavier side...

I do own a Zylr and SW cues. You also might want to try out a Joey Bautista cue (aka JoeyInCali here). I just got mine a few days back. Plays awesome and control the cue ball very well. He can built a cue that ping like a broom stick if you want or even a steel pole. :D

Nice. What wood is that?

Wow awesome!!

Very nice. I like it alot. :thumbup: How about a segmented wrap?;)

Wow!! Very nice piece. :thumbup:

CJ, pm sent. :)

You got to recheck your weight.

All the cues look nice. The BEM are crazy! :eek:

Great video! :thumbup:

Interesting quote. I feel it should be the other way around like "In the beginner's mind there are few possibilities. In the expert's mind there are many" lol! I wonder what Shunryu Suzuki actually meant.

What are the weight of the butt and shafts? Are they straight?

Check this out! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zXHXusO8eGw

Maybe your coach Mr.Dominic Esposito can explain to you better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1C_O8AO8yY&list=WL048BDED00BB4BD52

Please do consider the screen shot you posted: 1. Do you know which LD shaft is Dr. Dave referring to? 2. Do you know how much deflection one LD shaft varies to another? Say a Z shaft and a classical OB shaft. 3. When you say it is not far back on your Z2 and pointing out that your pivot point...

Pretty sporty. Your another tube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuYNF0yF6zY

I might even do one 'Diamond system' aiming if I do get the chance to do the video. :grin:

I will not use a BHE method with a LD shaft. The pivot point is just far to the rear. Regular shaft is not a problem, provided that you got your bridge distance right. A full laminated shafts (wood only, not coupled with other low density material) whether radial or flat, does not make it a LD...

Great idea. :thumbup:

You got it covered from your previous post. :p :)