Looking for a used Breakrak
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I agree on the price being to high. 250$ is ridiculous. Especially for something that might not benefit me. Dont get me wrong ive only heard good things about it, but id be pissed if I bought it and I was the one guy that it didn't help out that much. 150 would be about right.
you should buy one and then rent it out by the hour at the pool hall. once the word gets out you'll have ppl lined up wanting to use it lol. you got a good woman there! hold on to her. mine gets tired of hearing about pool lol. you're a lucky guy!!
damn i cant get some joint protectors out of a girl....much less a breakrak. renting it at the pool hall would be a good idea...it wouldnt take long to make your money back.
.i was going to do that with my radar gun. it cost me 100. we got the guys together and see how hard we all break. we have already had a little action because of it. kinda fun....
.i was going to do that with my radar gun. it cost me 100. we got the guys together and see how hard we all break. we have already had a little action because of it. kinda fun....
You folks are exactly right, the BreakRAK is too high, but for the life of me, I can't find a way to make it less expensive. Aluminum is through the roof in costs & CNC Machine Shop costs are high as well (people have to make a living). Phenolic Balls, from ARAMITH in Belgium, cost about $5 each, before they are machined. If I use cheap balls, the balls will break. Any breakage is lost monies. The glass rods are from New Zealand & they cost $6 each. The cord is also from New Zealand & it is $1.50 a foot. And the story goes on ......
I have only seen one used BreakRAK sold & that was from a student to an Instructor. The student was upgrading to a newer model.
If you practice the Break Shot at your local Pool Room & pay some kid $5 for an hour on Saturday, a year's worth of practice is $260.
I have made about 1500 of these BreakRAKs, a few have comeback from Breakage, but a dozen out of 1500 is good feedback. The testimonies are all good & the result of their practice with my invention is always POSITIVE. A good Break Cue is more than $250, our newest model will outlast a good Break Cue....
Good Luck to you all... The Break Shot is an advantage or a handicap, it's your choice.
I have only seen one used BreakRAK sold & that was from a student to an Instructor. The student was upgrading to a newer model.
If you practice the Break Shot at your local Pool Room & pay some kid $5 for an hour on Saturday, a year's worth of practice is $260.
I have made about 1500 of these BreakRAKs, a few have comeback from Breakage, but a dozen out of 1500 is good feedback. The testimonies are all good & the result of their practice with my invention is always POSITIVE. A good Break Cue is more than $250, our newest model will outlast a good Break Cue....
Good Luck to you all... The Break Shot is an advantage or a handicap, it's your choice.
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CB, I like the idea and the only reason I would attempt to make one is cause I like to tinker. I can understand the price with machine costs and shipping.
Correct me if I'm wrong but your avitar pic and the current model are different. The web site shows a 4 ball cross now vs. the "T" shape in your avitar. I assume there was a problem with it flipping??
-Doug
Correct me if I'm wrong but your avitar pic and the current model are different. The web site shows a 4 ball cross now vs. the "T" shape in your avitar. I assume there was a problem with it flipping??
-Doug
Actually the avatar is the new & last model. Our research is completed. In any configuaration, the BreakRAK works the same. The BreakRAK with all the balls, cost a little more because of machining costs.
The website has not been updated completely, with the new model pictures, because we are upgrading the website a bunch.
Knock yourself out, making one, that is what I have done. I have had a good time & met lots of nice people, but I have not made a living with the BreakRAK. I have never had to advertise, I didn't want to, I am retired. Playing a little POOL & meeting folks is what I like to do...
The website has not been updated completely, with the new model pictures, because we are upgrading the website a bunch.
Knock yourself out, making one, that is what I have done. I have had a good time & met lots of nice people, but I have not made a living with the BreakRAK. I have never had to advertise, I didn't want to, I am retired. Playing a little POOL & meeting folks is what I like to do...
Good point you raised that a good break cue costs at least this much. I've never heard someone say it wasn't worth the money, and the in 9-ball in particular, the break can be the most important shot of the game.
This thread makes me want one of these again . . .
Mr H
This thread makes me want one of these again . . .
Mr H
Charleyceebee said:
Good to see you actively involved on this topic on the forum. If you remember, I got my BreakRak as a Christmas gift that you shipped to my fiance just before you took your Christmas break. Love the ability to practice my break stroke techniques when time permits.
What is the difference between the old model (with all the balls - I have this one) and the most recent model? That is in terms of response with the cue ball collides or anything along that line (I am sure machine cost was one issue).
Great product and I am looking forward to seeing you at the next billiard event.
Myron
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