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  1. 336Robin

    Favorite/easiest diamond banking systems.

    Are you playing any one pocket?
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    Favorite/easiest diamond banking systems.

    The Diamond System in Freddy Bentivegna's books for side rail banks is what I use. I didn't get it from that book. I developed it on my own, but what I do is nearly identical. The books show a lot of multi rail banks and his take on passover banks is interesting but those are developed off feel...
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    I think the shaft has a great deal to do with it. I have a 14 mm shaft from a jump cue that fits my jump break with a G10 on it. Then I have another shaft with G10 on it, but on a less than 13 mm shaft. The thinner shaft outperformed the 14 mm (both maple) shaft by a long shot on the break...
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    I need 4 more break shafts to try all these tips! lol Thank you.
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    I was kind of thinking the same thing you posted here. Admittedly my hard stroke is not always perfect, so yeah its a challenge for sure.
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    You'll jump like Monster! lol
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    I will be glad to be the first. Let's do this.
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    How do I get one, does it have name and who sells it?
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    What kind of tips are your tips? Thank you.
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    Jump Break Tip that works good for both jobs

    I bought a BK3, good cue but I would rather not carry so many cues in my case. I would like a good tip to both Jump and Break with on my Break Cue instead. I had a White Diamond installed, jumps fairly well and has grip on the Cue Ball but is sort of sad when it comes to power on the break...
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    Classic Cue Market Dying Off

    I am playing with a solid piece of wood with a 3/8 x 10 pin, an extension from another cue in the middle that has a G10 pin 3/8x 10 and a solid maple shaft from another cue (South East). This combo plays better than anything I've ever used. Very close to a broomstick with a shaft on it.
  12. 336Robin

    Lowest deflection kielwood

    Being honest about playing with Side Spin comes next. When people are honest about when they use Side Spin. The job gets a lot easier.
  13. 336Robin

    A quick fix for pool

    The Pool Room business (the way it's being done recently is very big investment). Then you have so much to manage. The market gives interest with no work involved.
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    Classic Cue Market Dying Off

    Antique market did the same thing. Stuff is cheap now compared to 40 yrs. ago. One day things will change.
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    Lowest deflection kielwood

    Having been through low deflection shaft and kielwood shafts I don't know why anyone would want anything other than regular maple. This is because with regular maple the amount of allowance needed is enough for you to know what is needed. When you get to very slight amounts needed and you're...
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    Hybridizing pool hall with another existing business

    Pool Room and Ice Cream Shop! Made for each other.
  17. 336Robin

    List of pro players who stick to wood as their playing shaft

    The Meucci Pro Shaft is a great playing shaft. My friend has one. I've hit with it some, but he went to Carbon because it wanted the the feel of the shaft. I think he gave up a great player.
  18. 336Robin

    Hybridizing pool hall with another existing business

    Just yesterday, I saw an advertisement for a Poker League in a pool room. So its here.
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    Deflection question, explain how a stiffer CF shaft has less deflection.

    I will have to find one and give it a whirl.
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    Deflection question, explain how a stiffer CF shaft has less deflection.

    I am sensing a new brand of LD shaft it the making. The bendier, lighter end mass generation.
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