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Maybe a good way to explain it is this.... Bet on yourself, it's a wager. Betting on someone else, its gambling.

Left handed cue and right eye dominant? Forget it. You'll never make a ball with it.

Yet another reason for me NOT to go to Kansas City! Lol

There is an easy way to get your Fargorate down.... Stop winning. Just play the game and don't worry about it. It will average out in the end.

Did you see Dr Dave's video on draw?

He rubbed his shaft on them.

Even if this guy moved the decimal place one spot to the left, it still be too expensive.

They didn't have a lot of things in the 80s That we do today. The process was there it's just nobody thought of it

Then it probably started out that way. As with any other shaft that has a wobble From the factory, The choice of the wood you use is critical. And it's probably exactly the same today.

It was. That have been doing it when building keils of boats and musical instruments for a long time. And it's not just zero moisture. It removes the sugars. The cells of the wood are "closed" so they can't transfer moisture.

The main benefit of torrified wood is it will never again absorb moisture. Humidity won't change it. Call it natrual carbon fiber. I haven't yet heard of a quality torrified wood shaft warping over time. There probably are some that have, but the percentage is low. The wood does weigh less...

I wonder how many suckers that guy reeled in. Says 8 sold. I doubt it. And isn't the WB brand made in Asia? Pool Dawg... 50 for $49.95... https://www.pooldawg.com/water-buffalo-pool-cue-tips-50

The really bad part is it's only for 25 tips. I can get 50 from Pool Dawg for $49.95.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/183411215955?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

Some people HAVE TO learn the hard way.