Product Name change. And a little teasing too

[madman1nonly]

Stacked leather handle would indeed be more accurate.


The product Tiger designed, trademarked, etc...I believe has been "stack leather wrap"


I think most people know that stack leather wraps are not truly stacked leather though. Just as most people who call Puffs "kleenex" know that it isn't Kleenex.


But still...mike is right. :wink:

Pedantic? I don't think so. I think he was honestly clarifying for accuracy.




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This is what it looks like

 

[mortuarymike-nv]

Stacked leather handle would indeed be more accurate.


The product Tiger designed, trademarked, etc...I believe has been "stack leather wrap"


I think most people know that stack leather wraps are not truly stacked leather though. Just as most people who call Puffs "kleenex" know that it isn't Kleenex.


But still...mike is right. :wink:

Pedantic? I don't think so. I think he was honestly clarifying for accuracy.




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The product is described as a stacked style leather wrap , which it is a very honest description of the product .

The misunderstanding is allot of people or customers leave out the word style which completely changes the context of the description of the spirally installed leather wrap Tiger sales ..

 

[Chopdoc]

This is what it looks like

Every time I go looking for the thread about that in the cuemaker forum I cannot find it.

I really dig the technique and the result. I have been hoping to see more of it.


:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

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[trinacria]

Every time I go looking for the thread about that in the cuemaker forum I cannot find it.

I really dig the technique and the result. I have been hoping to see more of it.


:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

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i would think it dulls the feedback significantly

 

[Chopdoc]

i would think it dulls the feedback significantly

Why?

Those leather washers are hard. And once they are on they are sanded. They are probably a lot thinner than you might think once sanded down.

To give you an idea of how hard that leather is, I believe that is a pic of just the polished leather, no finish...if I remember correctly.

I highly doubt it would dull it in any way more than any other kind of wrap.




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[trinacria]

Why?



Those leather washers are hard. And once they are on they are sanded. They are probably a lot thinner than you might think once sanded down.



To give you an idea of how hard that leather is, I believe that is a pic of just the polished leather, no finish...if I remember correctly.



I highly doubt it would dull it in any way more than any other kind of wrap.









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I say that bc I'm looking at the size of the hole and the handle would need to be thinner to fit them. I say it bc if the pic. You might be 100 percent right


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[trinacria]

Why?



Those leather washers are hard. And once they are on they are sanded. They are probably a lot thinner than you might think once sanded down.



To give you an idea of how hard that leather is, I believe that is a pic of just the polished leather, no finish...if I remember correctly.



I highly doubt it would dull it in any way more than any other kind of wrap.









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By the looks of those washers the handle would need to be a lot thinner. I'm seeing as leather being softer and deadening the feel. I may be wrong, never tried it. For all I know the feedback is improved by it. **** if I know, it's all a guess unless you try it right?


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[Ched]

And here I've been calling it ....
"A twisted wrap that self-identified as leather"

 

[madman1nonly]

By the looks of those washers the handle would need to be a lot thinner. I'm seeing as leather being softer and deadening the feel. I may be wrong, never tried it. For all I know the feedback is improved by it. **** if I know, it's all a guess unless you try it right?


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The Handel is 3/4 of in inch same is the leather washers, it can never be dull one's is burnish it will be the same finish all time, an they are is hard is wood