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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?

why not get their native joint like the united or wavy? those joints screwed on real tight.

Don't use those cheap superglue. In my experience, it bites into the ferrule material and leaves a cavity. Only noticable on your next tip change. use loctite if you can find some.

thanks man.

Short film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUQhNGEu2KA#t=17

got it... thanks! I guess the breakshot is the most important shot of the game. one more question, where to read up more on 14.1 especially on choosing which position is ideal for the last ball.

how does one start the first rack when practicing alone? Does one break 15 racked balls from behind the kitchen or set up a breakshot to the racked 14 balls?

yes, being overweight hurts a little You have lesser stamina for long races. Your legs gets tired easily Your belly rests on the table. sometimes unknowing on a OB Your fat fingers bumps into OBs when making a bridge inside a cluster feel free add onto the list

Noooo, please don't. I love reading this thread. It;s very entertaining compared to the other threads we have in the main.

i dun remember why i come into this thread