What adjustments do you have to make going from a 12.5 to a 12mm tip?
I think it would depend largely on how the tips are shaped and still have very little impact until you are putting an extreme amount of english on the ball. If both are dressed to the same radius, it shouldn't require an adjustment at all on an ordinary shot.What adjustments do you have to make going from a 12.5 to a 12mm tip?
What adjustments do you have to make going from a 12.5 to a 12mm tip?
I have 10.5-13mm tips that I use regularly w/ dime radius (more nickel-like for the 9.5- & 10.5mm tips).
To be honest, I don't find a huge difference in the feel in the 11.75-13mm range.
Perfect example is going from my 12.5mm WX700 & EX-Pro to my conical tapered 12mm WX900...not huge difference in feel to me personally.
I have the 30” WX900 with the 12mm and was thinking of ordering the 30” WX700 12.5mm but we not sure under what circumstances I would use the 12mm over the 12.5mm. Do you have a preference or circumstance where you might have a preference?
For me the thinner shafts dont feel as good as the thicker ones
Otherwise it doesnt matter
As the tip size gets smaller, the stroke needs to become more deliberate.
Assuming you're both talking about more or less "forgiveness" for tip placement error...You have a bigger sweet spot on the cue ball with a larger tip...
Assuming you're both talking about more or less "forgiveness" for tip placement error...
Tip size doesn't affect it; tip curvature might. Flatter = (a little) more forgiving.
There is a difference in deflection and a bit of feel between the tapers, but my preference is for the WX900 yet many others prefer the pro-tapered WX700. You can't go wrong with either one really, I like them both.
Would love a 30" WX900 w/ Wavy joint...what joint do you have, and is yours new or used? Hit me up if you think of selling.
What adjustments do you have to make going from a 12.5 to a 12mm tip?