Jump cue question

twal

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Is there an agreed circumference of the tip on a jump cue?
I guess I just shape all of tips to the nickel shape.
I friend was saying flatter is better when it comes to jump cues.

Is this true or false?
 
Depends on your objective
Do you want to get over the ball close
Or make rye ball with spin and shape?
 
cuejo.

Please explain, which would be better if you just wanted to over a close ball?

I don't think I need any rye balls :smile:
 
cuejo.

Please explain, which would be better if you just wanted to over a close ball?

I don't think I need any rye balls :smile:

I believe your max MM is 15 at present. What tips are considered legal at present helps dictate the rest.
 
Flatter will typically work better to get over close balls.
I shape mine pretty round. I like to make the balls and be able to get shape as well.
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I like mine more rounded, like Darcy has pictured. I've tried all different radii but it took more effort and a better stroke (than I have) to lift whitey with a flatter tip.

It isn't just me either. I had others test cues, without telling them what part was being tested. All had an easier lift with a nickel to dime, as opposed to flatter.
 
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