I have been reading some posts about fat cues, skinny cues, woods, etc. and it brought a question to my mind that maybe one of the cue makers could shed some light on.
ASSUMING, you made two cues of the same overall weight, length, joints, ferrules, shaft taper, etc., but the only difference was the wood and "diameter" of the butt, how much "differently" (if any) would the hit and feel of the cue be?
For example: You made a fat butt with lighter wood and a skinny butt with heavier wood and the cues both were 58" and 19 ounces with the same shafts on each cue.
ASSUMING, you made two cues of the same overall weight, length, joints, ferrules, shaft taper, etc., but the only difference was the wood and "diameter" of the butt, how much "differently" (if any) would the hit and feel of the cue be?
For example: You made a fat butt with lighter wood and a skinny butt with heavier wood and the cues both were 58" and 19 ounces with the same shafts on each cue.
