definitely more responsive. I can’t stand calling wood shafts, and they don’t call back.I was told they are less susceptible to warpage and more responsive.
I was told they are less susceptible to warpage and more responsive.
I assume that he is referring to Pool cues though, not Snooker cues.All I use is ash. The only other wood I own for any cue sport is maple for my break cue.
Well I stopped and I thunk. A hall of fame cuemaker suggested an ash shaft for the 2 reasons I mentioned. Guess I better think again.
is he a hall of fame pool player?Well I stopped and I thunk. A hall of fame cuemaker suggested an ash shaft for the 2 reasons I mentioned. Guess I better think again.
Daaamn -rich, you don’t like snooker either?Yuk. Ugly as sin. Keep them to boring snooker games.
What HoF cuemaker?Well I stopped and I thunk. A hall of fame cuemaker suggested an ash shaft for the 2 reasons I mentioned. Guess I better think again.
I was actually referring to my English pool cue. Though, yes, all my snooker cues are also ash.I assume that he is referring to Pool cues though, not Snooker cues.
Given what the Emerald Ash Boring Beetle has done to the Ash population, you may find it difficult to source decent material.I was told they are less susceptible to warpage and more responsive.