Had to spawn another shaft

The BLT is the best thing ive seen on this site for a loooooong time lol
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Really liked seeing the pink cue , My dad had one ( I bet he either bought it from Sears or Montgomery Wards back when you could buy guns from those places ) I've tried to describe it to people , thanks for the pic and the memories
 
SPJLW
Added an extension for the extra length.
Using a shim, eliminating the need to modifify (thread) the butt.
Extension is 2 inches. 2.1 ounces. Cue 20oz total.
I remove it for 1 pocket.

The extra adapters that can be used for other cues is a bonus. 👍

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Wanted a radial joint butt.
Trapped this "Banly" in the wilds of the Amazon. (Arrived 20oz, including the preinstalled 2oz weight bolt)

Expected the shaft to disappoint....but after 4 hours of play, to my surprise deflection is super low, damn near equal to my 11.8 revo. $220, Amazin!! 👍
 
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SPJLW
Added an extension for the extra length.
Using a shim, eliminating the need to modifify (thread) the butt.
Extension is 2 inches. 2.1 ounces. Cue 20oz total.
I remove it for 1 pocket.

The extra adapters that can be used for other cues is a bonus. 👍

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This might be an option seeing how you did yours. Getting PVC or other material tubing that I can tap the threads into without having a lathe could work. Just need to work the OD to fit in the butt end which wouldn't be too hard. Have to checkout that Crical extension with adapters which might fit some of my other cues.

Thanks, this is worth pursuing further.
 
My bad. More correctly.

I'm getting a little more english with the Jacoby than expected, with same effort and stroke.
Less susceptible to miscue farther off center. (Possible lousy tip on Z)
You are experiencing the best thing about a CF shaft compared to most wood shafts, and that is the energy from YOUR stroke transferred more efficiently, there are some wood shafts that do a great job but CF shafts do it more reliably, Becue shafts are designed specifically to transfer energy more efficiently, add their full CF butt and you will see even more, CF is used in cycling, golf clubs, tennis racquets and many other uses.
 
Trying a pair of neodymiums for a chalk holder. One attached to the chalk, the other in my pocket.

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