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I bet it does - to you. I'm more of a 10mm dime guy - like to see where I'm hitting it. pj chgo

Maybe this will help clarify my point: A perfectly flat (not necessarily wide) tip is perfectly "forgiving" for centerball hits, but any offcenter hit will likely be on the tip's edge, with accuracy and miscue danger. The best tip curvature is one that includes at least 60 degrees of arc - 30...

Where does “bigger is better” stop? An inch wide? A foot? A mile? pj chgo

Larger diameter tips are more often flatter - I think that might make them a little more forgiving. The drawback is if your tip isn't rounded enough it can limit maximum tip offset. Full disclosure: I like my low-squirt 10mm dime-shaped tip. pj chgo

“Forgiveness” is more about curvature than diameter. pj chgo

Joe did turn 70 last month…

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A single cell in the human body is made of 100 trillion atoms - the number of stars in 400 Milky Ways. The total number of atoms in your body is 50,000 times the number of stars in the known universe. Yeah, we're bad to the bone.

Deflection just makes the CB go in a slightly different direction than the stick is pointing - side spin shots would be more accurate, consistent and simple with a (theoretical) non-deflecting shaft that you simply point in the exact direction you want the CB to go, spin or no spin - no...

Using a striped ball as your cue ball, with the stripe vertical and centered, can give you more detail about where you hit the cue ball, both by how the stripe wobbles with off center hits and by where the chalk mark is in relation to the stripe’s center. pj chgo

Couldn't hurt... pj chgo