Dymalux and Dymondwood
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Diamondwood and Dymalux are quite dense so these cues weigh about 22 ounces each. I don't make any claims about the shafts having low deflection. The shafts are smooth, stiff, and make the cue forward weighted. They feel good and are great for breaking.
How does the Dymondwood compare to the Dymalux in terms of hit feel, machining, and overall breaking performance? I have heard from many people that the Dymalux just doesnt hold a candle...but it is the only material that anyone can really get their hands on these days. I would love a great review on both since you appear to have experience with both. How does it seem identical?
ldmitchell
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The materials were identical to machine, sand and polish. There was more work involved with the Dymalux because the shaft started out as a one inch thick panel. The Dymondwood was available in dowels.
I haven't used the Dymalux cue at all. It has a medium tip whereas the Dymondwood cue has a hard Samsara tip. The Dymondwood cue is longer to suit my breaking style. Both shafts seem very stiff, dense and feel smooth as glass.
I haven't used the Dymalux cue at all. It has a medium tip whereas the Dymondwood cue has a hard Samsara tip. The Dymondwood cue is longer to suit my breaking style. Both shafts seem very stiff, dense and feel smooth as glass.