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I am to the point where I don't think much anymore. I play by feel and go with my first instinct most of the time. This has helped me run some racks. Most will say slow down etc. Doesn't work for me.

It's all preference but the guy that installs my tips says the tiger sniper is the best all around in his opinion and I have this tip on a couple shafts. No complaints. I hate hard tips and this plays like soft but actually holds up like a firm medium. Plenty of action. Minimal maintenance...

It's claimed to be cleaner which mine was at the beginning not sure if it's dried out or what but it's more messy with flaking on my table than pyro. V10 you paint on where I find with pyro it's more traditional in its application. The pyro is more gritty. Both are great chalks but I switched...

Awesome job sir

It's great to see a company offer 30 and 31 inch butts and shafts. As a taller guy this is bueno. Also for those that play a lot on 9ft tables the extra length can make a big difference not having to use and extension or bridge. I am not a CF fan I like well sorted wood but this is a nice...

4.5 is standard. The only "looser" pocket is their league cuts at 4.75 vs 4.5. I did the swap from league to pro cuts and I had to do a full rail swap. Once I have the coin I wanna go down to 4 inches. I would say keep the 4.5's and work on fundamentals. These are the standard pockets for league...

https://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/predator/predator_le-willie-5_pool_cue.htm Brand New 526-5 I have bought from Dave before. He has a ton of cues.

Let me know if you one for sale and what pin type it's for.

You should try a set of dynaspheres. Look at the variation sheet of pool balls that's pinned by rexus.

This is what I would buy with the white requirement if you have the budget.

To give you a serious answer the one inch can be the difference between using a bridge or extension vs not having to, especially on 9ft tables. It will change your balance point because most butts are 28 or 29 inches. Most my cues I have 30 inch shafts I love the extra length especially being a...

I haven't seen many individual dynaspheres for sale. I usually play with a bronze set and the aramith black cue ball I like the black circles. Just personal preference.

Was thinking about ordering one. What about the finish didn't you like? How slick is the shaft?

Did you talk to your installer?

Agreed I had this issue. Diamond sent out one of their lead guys to tear down table and I had screws in areas the ball could contact. Check your pockets

To eliminate this in the future get some tip covers.

Buy a set of dynasphere bronze for 115 bucks call it a day.

Try a tiger sniper.

Just buy one. You won't regret it. Especially if you have several ball sets and or a ball return table.

Just sharing my experience. This is on a template rack as stated in my original post. Which I am sure makes a difference. I definitely prefer to play with the 9 on the spot vs the one on my table at least.