New product release
- Thread starter JamisonNeu
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When I bought the original 20 years ago it came in a plastic rifle case.I'm coming up on 74 seen all kinds of shit over the yrs it's not for me, if someone thinks they can use it be my guest that's a bow and arrow case
To think that you could have got all of that same break practice in way less than 1/2 the time, Im guessing even less than 1/4 of the time. Even though I have used mine a lot already I still bring it out and practice for 15-20 minutes once a month or so, it keeps me sharp.
When I originally designed it, The fiberglass rods were & still are needed for mooring the Body on the spot. Making them 2 pieces, like a pool cue, is very difficult & so it has never happened. If it ever does become reality, the cases will soon be smaller. The rods are 36 long, so the case that is used is 42 long... half of 36 is 18 + an inch for the joint, would make a 20 inch case feasible.
It would have been faster correct
But then you dont get an understanding of what balls you can try to make off the break
Different speeds that give different reactions
What their paths can be which is valuable to know I feel
Without KNOWLEDGE & a Straight Stroke, taming the Break Shot ain't gonna happen. Van Boening, Fuller, Gorst, Yapp & many others prove that weekly...
will do a lot of good for the 99% which cant run out anyway after the break if they make a ball.
if you can hit a straight in shot hard you can break hard.
**what you need to know is how hard to hit on the table you are playing on, and where to hit the head ball, and where to place the cue ball..
that contraption cannot do that for you.
if you can hit a straight in shot hard you can break hard.
**what you need to know is how hard to hit on the table you are playing on, and where to hit the head ball, and where to place the cue ball..
that contraption cannot do that for you.
But before all of that happens you must first have a consistent break shot.
Its not just hitting the break hard but even more important is controlling the cue ball. I know where my cue ball will be when I break and it aint gonna be a scratch or stuck to the head rail. There are a lot of players out there who are not very good at controlling the cue ball on the break, that is something you will definitely learn with a Break Rak.
You can control it with a break rak but you can’t control other balls colliding into it
The Breakrak, and now the one I make "The Break Master" showed me is that I could in fact hit the ball at whatever speed I wanted. If I needed to break at 16 mph or 21 mph or 25 mph I could choose and be rather consistant. I could choose exactly how hard I needed to hit the shot. From there I let the table choose the break shot it liked. Each table, speed of cloth, and dirty object balls all play a part. What I could control was where I hit the cue ball from, where I hit the head ball, what spin I choose to use and how hard I wanted to hit. Later I found that elevating the back of the cue changes things as well...I feel like the product I am putting out is a tribute to what Charlie Bond created. I helped promote brekrak for a long time and after all that tike I decided to make a more affordable version. It works well and I hope Charlie approves of what I have created.
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Jamison >>> Will you be at Derby City 2026 with the Break Master? PM me! (Bobby The Mole)
No too soon. I am tbd on expo. Some of the parts are giving me a fight. But I am getting it all put together.
Ive been shopping radar devices for some time. The best thing I have so far is the Predator group inside billiards sells an app for phones that uses the sound to give you a speed read out. It works great. I am on the case... all the radars I have found for low speed are too expensive...if anyone finds one I can try out I'd be happy...