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What is the length and weight of the Keilwood Break Cue?

I’ll take it!

Would any of your Cases accept 30” even Split Cue/Butt?

It looks like the Butt is longer than the shafts?

I would also like to get an idea as to how far back from the Tip the Taper goes as well as the Tip/shaft thickness?

Hello there Bob! I would like to inquire about the possibility of attaining one of your “Pocket Billiards Secrets” Books as well! BTW, I found your video of how to pocket one of 2 frozen balls 1/10 of the distance inside the Tangent Line on Dr.D’s site to be very funny! I did have a Q along...

I would like to try a 30” as the LD shafts have a Pivot Point too far back! I use Backhand English primarily so please let me know. I have a local guy to convert it to a Radial Pin, so that’s not an issue!

So much for my ”rant” above, I was on this page trying to determine how long the “Taper” extends from the tip on the Meucci “The Pro” shafts?

I find it confusing whenever one says, as it pertains to LD Shafts, that you can “use sidespin/English and almost aim your shot the same way you would a normal shot”? By saying that, is one to infer that you can line up to the shot using Center Ball Aim to the Object Ball target Cut Angle and...

I was just trying to understand with what reference are you aiming, say at 2/8 from center on the object ball (3/4 Cue ball hit) to pocket a 30 degree (or 1/2 ball hit) shot? If your bridge is on the Natural Pivot Point (NPP) of the cue, that would be one thing, but if the bridge is at 8” and...

I wonder if you are lining up to the shot using center cue ball through the 2/8 mark using 9’Oclock BHEnglish, or Parallel Shifting?

Can you comment on how far from the Tip the Pivot Point is? My Kielwood/Plain Maple Combo Set both start to expand in taper at about 15” and with the Pivot Point being 12.5” on the PM and 13” on the Kielwood, it makes for an awkward follow through on more forceful shots. For short shots...

When doing your test, were you aiming using Parallel English? For those that prefer a more forward Pivot Point (ie-more deflection) in order to accurately aim using Backhand English (keeping pivot point of shaft on the Aim Line), it would be good to know how you determined the Squirt?

Curious, what tip is on the Durbin J/B? Also what does it measure in at lengthwise?

I just bought a new Shane Gibson Cue and brought it to my local pool hall outfitted with New Blue Diamond Tables as well as new Simonis Felt! As per Dr. Dave’s very informative material on the subject, I first determined where the Pivot Point was by using a small low level laser I placed under...

I said I have to release my “Index” finger, not “pinkie” finger as the shaft thickens right behind my closed bridge hand at the 12” Pivot Point. So if I were to have a long fast shot, then upon release of the Cue, my closed bridge is forced open, or if it’s slightly further back, then with it’s...

I did say for a medium-strong shot and on a 9ft table, however if I were to go aggressive using only 6-8 inches backstroke as I’m surely able, I’ve found I’m more apt to miss as compared to easing into it using a longer stroke. But I may be the oddball out? Nevertheless, my question had to do...

I did say for a medium-strong shot and on a 9ft table, however if I were to go aggressive using only 6-8 inches backstroke as I’m surely able, I’ve found I’m more apt to miss as compared to easing into it using a longer stroke. But I may be the oddball out? Nevertheless, my question had to do...

Well, I really appreciate everyone’s honest replies regarding my desire to reduce the weight evenly by 1 to 1.5 oz on my new Shane Gibson 59.5” 20 3/8 oz Cue, and after practicing with and playing in a couple league nights, just having a “straight Cue” puts a smile on my face, so for now, I’ll...

I too have the same issue, however it’s with a Beautiful Brand New Shane Gibson Cue I just purchased! I have been feverishly trying to replace a Warped “Durbin“ Butt with one that’s longer yet also on the lighter side, but that’s been nearly impossible, so I went with the “SG” that measures out...