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I agree with everything u said. The 314s are using waterbased glue to hold the laminates together. That was what i was told. Cleaning it too much may make it delaminate faster. Perhaps it may be better not to clean them at all.

seriously? Did OB take care of this?

when you guys say maintained properly, meaning its kept in the cue case and wiped down every time you finished playing? i never clean my shafts. because i do not really like to introduce too much moisture to the wood. the humidity level is high where i lived. thats why i asked about shaft...

Hi Guys How long does a normal playing shaft last before it show signs of warping or delaminating ( in the case of 314s) or how long before the ferrule cracks? I played with 314s a lot and their ferrules cracked after sometime and one even delaminated from the ferrule spilt to the middle of...

Hi hi May I ask which mezz shaft do you feel is the better mezz shaft in your opinion? I have played with their hp2 and wd700 and the normal maple shaft, but i keep going back to the maple shaft.

Hi Guys I stopped playing for a few years and recently found some time to play again. The 314 shaft i used to play with seems to have some cracks and delaminations on the ferrule area and the wood just below the ferrule. I wonder how did it happened inside the case, maybe the glue just dried...

does anyone knows where to get this type of bridge? the tall clear plastic that nick is using?

I have a shaft with a old moori tip on it and it gave a sweet ping sound, not too loud, it feels about right. I put another shaft with a triangle tip on the same butt gave a dull thud when hit and also felt quite dead. But i think it's personal preference, sound or no sound, overall it should...

My apologies, I don't keep myself up to speed with the latest equipment that the pros uses. heck, I don't even read the news.

i thought he play with a predator sports. But it looks like he is playing with a break cue in this clip?

I tried playing with snooker cues before, I believe they are around 9mm in diameter. surprisingly stiff I would say, still I felt that smaller tip diameters leads to more misses in straight ins shots. maybe it's due to my flawed stroke i guess. whereby a thicker diameter would be more forgiving?

interesting. How about if we factor in the stiffness/whippyness of the 13.5mm and 11.75 shaft diameter Would it change anything if the tip shape and hardness is the same?

hmm i use 12.75mm (i think) that comes standard with 314 shaft. But was thinking recently that with a bigger diameter like 13.25mm to 13.5mm, you make straight in shots easier. because you will hit the ball more squarely. Not sure how true is that because I do not have a bigger shaft to test...

i think it's this. A Brand New Game : Saratoga The Tournament by Charlie Williams Fb-Button 13ballSaratoga, Wyoming- March 29th on the eve of the Wyoming Open, all players will get a chance to play “Saratoga”. This game was designed and developed by Wyoming Open founder E.J. Glode. How is...

not sure if this is the one you are refering to this is navigator tip from Japan

interesting topic. how do we control the OB to be sliding or rolling when it contact the rail?

The search button is the teacher. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=350140&highlight=wx700+wd700

I once had half a moori fly off after a fresh installation before. perhaps the aluminium foil was not airtight in storage.

if there is a 3 ball pass the balk line rule or playing 8ball/10 ball I will prefer to use a break cue.

4 balls of your choice means can you take off 1 of your own and 3 of his?