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Do you have pics of that? On the other hand. . .I think breaking with a player is fine. I have broke with players quite a bit. That said, in practice, trying to get the last mph out of my break, weird things have happened like my cue slipping out of my hand, tip breaking off, crazy miscues...

Funny, the cuemaker said, Kamui Medium also! So it is!

45, 3 please

Pretty sharp, are those rings .25mm thick??. . .They look so thin!

Any more Onyx reviews since they have been around for a while longer? How do they compare to Everest?

Found this in cyber land and thought I should post it to add to the mix!!! "Hardness Chart Soft 60-65 Medium 66-75 Medium Hard 76-80 Hard 81-85 Extra Hard 86 and up **************************************************** LAMINATE MULTI LAYERED TIPS Tiger Soft 67 Medium 74 Hard 83 Everest...

I totally agree. I just am wondering how there can be sooooo many tips marketed in the same category. As a cuemaker, do you see how this makes any sense, especially considering how small the market is for tips is. This is the market: All the people in the world; pool players; own your own...

Is there a stroke included in boxes of 10 or more? How does it worn on medium tips?

No tip is worth 4200 yen! I do know that! Anyone try the Tiger Onyx? I like their Emerald, but the green tint is weird on the wrong cue! Onyx vs Wizard...anyone compare? I think my personal player tip price limit is about $10-$15 USD each. I'd like $5 or less!

What this world needs is another medium tip! Seriously, how many medium tips will pool players support? How can I a regular guy sort these into groups somehow to help me pick the right tip? How do you group/sort med tips and decide which one to use as a cuemaker, cue repairman or customer. How...

It might be fun to put some kind of temp gauge inside the box and control the temperature increase rate. Then you would know what rate the air in the box is increasing in temperature. Still, the cue will be slower to increase in temperature. Also, the cue maybe relatively warm, if it sat...

Qbuilder, Thank you for your candid response. I guess I didn't think about how my direct question might cost someone business, if they said that they didn't like it, or they had experience with it moving. I was trying to get answers more like Maple/Purpleheart, etc can be used as is but...

bump for an answer???

What you should do with the 9' er is open a small coffee shop and put it in there. Call it Van Gogh's!

Glad you liked it. Actually, that is real money! Regardless, just trying to show why I think pockets are important.

Trust, related to stability, final cut figure appearance, etc? What do you do if your customer says, but I really want x wood for example? Especially with metal ringwork? Core? Add plastic in the ringwork?

Thanks for joining up. Hey, we owe this guy a double thanks for not joining, starting an epic pissing match and being banned all in his first day! Now where did that John Schmidt thread go???

Maybe you should offer buyers from countries with ivory importation issues that you will help them plan a Phillippine vacation and shop tour! For example...fly in to Manilla, visit you at your shop, pick up cue, tour all the great pool halls, travel to a nice beach for a couple days and return...

Our very own Lee from Brianna made me a 20oz sneaky balanced at 20". I personally like weight forward in a break cue, but not so much in a shooter. In a shooter, it increaces weight on the bridge hand too much, IMO.

Yes, but as others said, it has to be the right person.