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garczar said:
what's diff in this and the Breakrak???
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Another difference i forgot to mention is I can change the color of the device. The one we used in the video is red but there is also black, purple, blue, and yellow. Likely others as time goes on.
 
sciarco said:
Why not just have a robot play for you and watch to see if it's breaking OK,it would save you time and energy and u won't have to pull your balls.
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If you can talk the other league players to allow it I would be down! ;)
 
HawaiianEye said:
Is the "tension" for the resistance equivalent to what the weight of moving a full rack of balls would be?

If so, how would you adjust it for games with different numbers of balls in the rack?
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It's been said for over 20 years, From 6 Balls to all 15 balls, the Cue Ball reacts the same, It doesn't know what the rack weighs, It just know it hit something bigger than it is...
 
ceebee said:
It's been said for over 20 years, From 6 Balls to all 15 balls, the Cue Ball reacts the same, It doesn't know what the rack weighs, It just know it hit something bigger than it is...
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You sure about that? It seems to follow from your statement, that a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit one ball or a straight line of 30 balls. And further, a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit a brick wall or a down pillow. The cue ball would react the same when hitting those "racks"?
 
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7stud said:
You sure about that? It seems to follow from your statement, that a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit one ball or a straight line of 30 balls. And further, a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit a brick wall or a down pillow. The cue ball would react the same when hitting those "racks"?
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7stud said:
You sure about that? It seems to follow from your statement, that a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit one ball or a straight line of 30 balls. And further, a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit a brick wall or a down pillow. The cue ball would react the same when hitting those "racks"?
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He provided a specific range for his statement...and the pillow : brick wall situmation parameters would be outside the range
 
JamisonNeu said:

Here is a video of a new break training tool. I redesigned an old product so its more affordable. Enjoy. I am selling these for 300 plus shipping for anyone out there that has interest in becoming a master of the break shot.

I call this product "The Break Master"
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Does it come in a case like the competition?
 
I have an original Break Rak, got it about 10 years ago. There is no doubt it is one of the best pool investments I have ever made. I suppose I could walk around the table a rerack the balls after ever "practice break" but that would take me hours compared to the 20 minutes or so I spend practicing the break now. I don't know how valuable of a tool it is for 9 ball (with the break box I would imagine it to be very valuable) but for 8 ball I don't worry about scratching in the side or my cue ball flying all around the table, I know where my cue ball will be after i break. I also know I will be getting a good solid hit on the head ball, not a glancing hit, the cue ball doesn't lie.
 
sciarco said:
Why not just have a robot play for you and watch to see if it's breaking OK,it would save you time and energy and u won't have to pull your balls.
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How would that even be similar? That has got to be the worst analogy I have heard so far in 2025. I hope you are aware that the Break Rak has no autonomous qualities, it is simply a facsimile to a full rack of balls.
 
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