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I did download the file 2 times and its the same as the original. I guess its time to have a talk with the fine folks at Lulu. The file I download is in My Account/My Downloads If I can help in any way...let me know. Cheers Bob

Sorry free DL not working for me. Link takes to Lulu account I used before. Shows $9.99 for ebook purchase. Adding to cart shows $9.99. I can re-download the first version via my account history, but its not the new release. Yes Im using same device when I originally purchased. Cheers Bob

Anyone have a guess at how much weight can be removed by removing the weight bolt? Thanks Bob

Thanks for all the insight into the complexities of this operation. Looks too scary to attempt removing the screw/weight bolt. Im gonna give it a pass. Very informative information. I suspect several people got some valuable information in this tread. Thanks again Bob

Anyone seen something like this in and old Huebler? Friend ask me to remove some weight and on investigation I find what looks like a brass plug. Maybe a weight bolt. Can it be removed? I tried a big screw driver and could not budge it. Im also concerned the brass deal might be holding on the...

No instructor near by? Take a look at StrokeAnalyzer. With the videos available on the website you can start getting your stroke in shape without an instructor. Got some problems with stroke mechanics? There are a lot of instructors here on AZB (like Randy G) that can help and potentially even...

I would add one more caveat....by the time you FEEL/HEAR the hit....the cue ball is long gone. So any feedback in the grip is purely psychological. There is nothing wrong with that, if it helps your confidence and improves playing ability. Cheers Bob

My opinion about full spliced cues is purely my opinion and based on sensory observations. However, if you consider a cue to be a transmission line...then any junction along the line will cause reflections and those reflections will effect the "feedback". The time domain data is acquired by a 3...

My testing was very limited to hitting a few balls and looking at the interesting data. Deeper analysis is up to you. FYI...I dont have any of those accelerometers made up now, so ordering one will require effort to order and make one. Bob

I think full splice cues give the best feedback....ie the most pure transmission of vibration to the grip hand. All those typical joints and splices in a traditional cue with ring work above and below the handle cause reflections up and down the cue and dampen the feedback. Bob

You might find this interesting.... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=326025 Cheers Bob

Beep. Your stroke is bad. Really? Whats wrong with it? hmmm??? I havent seen or used that slip on gadget, but to me a beep is not good enough information to make it useful. Thats my personal opinion. I designed and integrated an accelerometer into StrokeAnalyzer. It attaches to the back of the...

Check it....designed for pool stroke analysis! www.StrokeAnalyzer.com Cheers Bob

Yes make a video please...I want to see the 2" bridge.

Whats the black pad under the clear? Is the clear an old cd disk? Looks pretty cool for those that like to look cool :p

Ive had good luck with this and its a lot cheaper... http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/epxy_heavy/technical-data/Loctite-Epoxy-Heavy-Duty.htm

Been there done that.... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=426219

JC your 100% right and I actually expect some of that. However, the devil is in the details and thats what the drawing/pictures/instructions and details will be worth. Power to anyone that will put the effort and time into the R and D required to save $50. It took me several months and many...

What kind of pictures would you like? I have many pictures I will include on the dvd with instructions and drawing....but posting all the pictures here isnt really practical. Bob

The video links I posted show live tooling/threading with a router. My method does NOT use a router or dremel type tool. Bob