GATER GRIP TIP TOOL ($14.95 free ship)

[bigskyblue]

Hey,
Just a heads up.
I just received a Gator Grip tip tool from an eBay billiard supply dealer in California. It was ($14.95) and free shipping.

As far as I can tell it looks and works exactly like the ($35) Gator Grip tip tool made by Kamui. It does a very nice job of conditioning your tip.

Here's a link to see how to use the tool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ10K3FeYEw

Here's a link to the eBay seller:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Morakami-Ga...063051?hash=item1c6014d80b:g:W88AAOxyx0JTh7gD

Peace

 

[Dan White]

How about a piece of sand paper and a block of wood for 25 cents?

Hey,
Just a heads up.
I just received a Gator Grip tip tool from an eBay billiard supply dealer in California. It was ($14.95) and free shipping.

As far as I can tell it looks and works exactly like the ($35) Gator Grip tip tool made by Kamui. It does a very nice job of conditioning your tip.

Here's a link to see how to use the tool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ10K3FeYEw

Here's a link to the eBay seller:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Morakami-Ga...063051?hash=item1c6014d80b:g:W88AAOxyx0JTh7gD

Peace

 

[wigglybridge]

agree with Dan, and go further: i haven't used Anything but chalk on the tip of my cues for over a year, and both of them have utterly perfect dime tips. i miscue maybe once a week, playing a few hours a day, and owing only to stroke mechanics breaking down.

if you chalk properly, you simply don't need that stuff. ever.

 

[Dan White]

agree with Dan, and go further: i haven't used Anything but chalk on the tip of my cues for over a year, and both of them have utterly perfect dime tips. i miscue maybe once a week, playing a few hours a day, and owing only to stroke mechanics breaking down.

if you chalk properly, you simply don't need that stuff. ever.

I can one up you back. I haven't used a tip tapper or sand paper or anything on a tip since 1998! I do miscue on occasion only on hard draw shots, but that is probably a mechanical thing like you say.

 

[mjantti]

How is this straight pool -related?