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There are many who use very hard foam, many of which sell pre-filled tubes for your information. And you can say that no one here has experienced that, everyone should speak for themselves and not the others, it would be more constructive and there would be less disagreement. By the way there is...

Oh!! Thank you for responding to the subject of this thread, your response is very interesting in terms of sound and therefore vibration, Thanks again!!

Density versus flexibility/rigidity are 2 totally different things, we can take 2 things of the same and good density and one will be flexible like rubber and the other rigid like glass and this is also the case among foam, one can bend 180 degrees and the other is rigid like cement at the same...

Thanks for your answer, I just thought someone might have tested it here. Smooth 0n makes two foams like other companies, a flexible line and a hard line, the harder ones are hard like cement, these are versions A+B and available from 3 to 26 lbs/ft3.

Everything except the question I asked and also to experience it for myself, if everyone would experience everything for themselves it would be better to close this forum, it would no longer have any use and what's more it bears the title from ''ASK THE CUEMAKER'', Ask the cuemaker to tell you...

How does Kim Bye's answer that you put forward mention everything related to the rigidity of the foam, the subject of my question? Absolutely nothing!!! He also told me to take the test myself, so imagine if I had decided to take the test myself I wouldn't be asking the question here. When...

I am perfectly relaxed, when you have nothing specific to say in relation to a specific question, pass your turn, at least on my threads, I hate your way of doing things which changes the very direction of the thread, you still need a minimum maturity to understand that.

You tell me that Kim Bye answered my question and I then attacked him, that's totally false. I asked a specific question about the stiffness of the foam and he answered something completely different, telling me about the different combinations of foam density he had tried. Is it so difficult to...

Ok, and if no questions were good to ask, what use would this forum have, in particular this tab called: ''Ask the Cuemaker''.

You too learn to read, I never asked for a way to do it step by step.

All this has nothing to do with my question, learn to read. The density of the foam has nothing to do with stiffness.

True to form, you have nothing of value to say regarding the specific question about the rigidity of foam but you comment anyway, you tell me to try it for myself, imagine I thought about it without your help with that, but if I ask the question here, it is to find out if anyone has already...

When you have nothing to answer regarding the question, you abstain, this way the thread does not become ridiculous.

If we take 2 different foams to fill a carbon shaft, the 2 foams have the same density, example 23 lbs/ft3, one is flexible and the other rigid like concrete, which will give the best results, among other things deflection, Thank You!

fastone371, you don't have a very developed sense of humor, little life!

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Just to demonstrate how important it is to choose the right ferrule material if you really want to obtain good low deflection performance. Knowing that a ferrule on a carbon shaft measures approximately 2 to 3 cm3 depending on the diameter of the shaft, a difference in material density, for...

You just answered my question here above, but look at what you answered me in due time, the subject of thi thread was color between Isoplast and Hydex not on every others ferrule products, sorry if I offensed you.

Maybe if you would take the time to read the questions properly, you wouldn't answer so vaguely or not answer at all and that would be okay. You said that Hydex was a better ferrule than Isoplast, but when I asked you why, you told me something unrelated and so on throughout the thread, that's...

Yess that's what I said, and he listed Juma at approx. 1.6g/cm3, not the best for low deflection. Your answers are always evasive, nothing specific, that's not what I'm looking for for the purpose of comparing different products. When we ask specific things, it's nice to have specific answers