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I would imagine they would still be seamless though...

Wow, I didn't put it together that it was him...lol. In that case, he knows much more than I do and I'm sure I'd need the 3 out and the breaks!

I wasn't "hatin'" on cuetec, I'm just saying that most cuetecs are used by beginners. I know Allison and Earl play with cuetecs but they are being paid to...lol.

Is it Mike Webb or John Madden?!

I don't know who it is, but i'm interested to find out as that is some fine point work!

I would think a cuetec would be just as good a "hustler" as a Dufferin s/p...lol.

I doubt it. To my knowledge Skip doesn't do "regular" veneers.

So far, I've found the opposite to be true when it comes to price. I have found that it costs me a little more to order from the cuemaker than to get a cue form a dealer. That being said, I haven't ordered from any cuemakers where the market value is above retail either. I do agree with you...

Wow, those are much, much less than what I am paying for some jp's that I'm having made for one of my cues by the maker...lol.

You beat me to the punch by a hair!

For this method, you would just need to do the distance measurement since he proposed manually finding the amplitude peaks and calculating the average speed.

um...she answered you in your other thread...

I don't think he could take offense since his is suspended...lol. That is unless he considers air a "rough surface".

Is there any other way to get sharp inlays other than using tinted epoxy? What about in something light like maple or such?

You could try this.

But I edited it before I read your post...lol. As soon as I posted it I realized that I forgot to include that part! Actually, there is always a delay measuring sound from a distance. The time delay would be the distance traveled divided by the speed of sound. However, if the receiver is...

Read my edit :)

Amanda, it's not the way the break sounds that he's measuring here. It's the sound of the cue tip hitting the cue ball and the sound of the cue ball hitting the apex ball. As long as you can discern the sound on the recording then that's all that matters. The only variables are the quality of...

I think this is great advice. I don't blame my poor position on luck or anything, but hearing someone say that you should have a pin point position plan for every shot makes me realize how lazy I am with my position planning. I often times get lazy and just play for a fairly meaty section of...

And of course, the ball skidding is the only one where you really got unlucky as both players have to deal with everything else, or it is easily corrected.