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Don't see anywhere when it isn't a foul

That wasnt what the people did in the 80 right ?

I can not jump with regular cue....only with jumpcue😅

How did people jump with a regular cue back in the 80 ? Can someone help me find the foundations behind it ? Thank you

I have played on both 4.18 / 4.25 and as an amateur player as well, I think the most I can do with would be 4.25" . This sizes is the best overall mediums for everything. The 4.18" is very very frustrating as even the slightest dirtier ball sets vs a newly polished one would drive me crazy...

According to somebody, having GC at 4.25" making it easier to pocket balls ?

I kinda am, sadly...I like to keep my stuff clean, smooth, shiny....and little dings, nikcs here and there annoys me a lot

Yes, I see they use 30 pieces of wood laminated together , but what do they use for the color and finishing ?

I see, so that means the table gets more difficult with higher TDF

By shimmering down older olhaussen and Gandy tables, the shelfdepth increased right ? That means the TDF is harder on the shimmering tables vs the newer diamond standard ?

I think the no dings no dents will be an amazing butt. However, I wonder how does it feel ? Does it have a solid centrifugal feedbacks like high end wood cues do ?

All this talk about the finishing, and I don't know what predator cue P3 finishes are...are they digitally printed ? Decals ? What

Thag is exactly what I am feeling. For some reasons, the woods from predators are not as hard as lucasi. It get dings easily

It is probably my things, but if I diverted my attentions and focuses onto people passing behind me or looking around the tables to take care of my cues, I have a higher chance of missing the shot and or misplacing the cue ball or both That is why when I play at bars, I usually watch out for...

Usually on the butts or forearm

So then a minor dents are common for used items as well ? Because it is virtually impossible to not slightly be hitting tables or chairs while focusing onto your shots and walking around

I do take care of them, just that sometimes when scouting out for the shots, we don't really look down at the cue butts to prevent hitting the table. I literally meant by just slight touching the table and not banging it. These minor dents are very annoying

All of my cuestick from predator can easily get dent if I accidently hit the table side or corner just slightly. I noticed that is the outter layers that have digital prints on it or whatever...including P3 and Sport V2 or BK sticks I don't have this problem with Lucasi ? Anyone else have...

Is there any channel where we can watch live stream ?

What you described is balances point. The butt is important on follow through and feedbacks. Especially for extremely long draw shot