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:) In my hometown they say: "Wer nicht fragt bleibt dumm" and "Fragen kostet nichts" I'm sure there are many others like me who want to manufacture multilayered tips or already do. But maybe a few or none of them want to share information. We will see, in a few days i will receive samples of a...

Hello, i am looking for information about selfmade multilayered tips. I've made already first trials and it seems very interesting and worth continuing more experimentations. Can anybody tell me details about how a tip like Moori M or similar ones are made? - sufficient glues - possible...

Hi, meanwhile I found some documents from Ron Shepard, Dr. Dave and Bob Meucci. Ron Shepard maybe was the one who "created" the term of the "effective endmass" and Dr. Dave used it many times. In one of his articles Dr. Dave wrote that the so called "endmass" or "effective endmass" shall be...

Oh, sorry. I thought red dot is similar to black dot. But what about the mentioned affect on deflection by different radial position? Is this a true affect, or it is advertising?

I don't know the mental states of the authorities in this forum, but by no means I would annoy anyone mentioning meucci, and if I do now please excuse me. I found at meuccis homepage a document about the red dot shaft. http://www.meuccicues.com/reddot.htm It is written that with such flat...

Talking about the open bridge (edit: shaft not tightly bridged): Is it a difference concerning deflection, if the distance of the bridge to the white ball is very small or if it is very high? Very small distance of bridge - higher deflection?

So it might be understood also, that not only the weight of the tip end influences the deflection, but also the possibility to flex --> the stiffness?

Hello, in this forum I am a new member. Before I have been in a german billards forum for one and a half years. I like playing pool, and not less I am interested in making cue repairs for my friends and fellows of our billard club. In last times I more and more think about starting to build...