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> The ones from Juan that I've installed have cut like friggin' aluminum,with a ribbon-style chip rather than dust and shavings.

The break/jump tips are the NUTS.

My honest opinion is that he needs to do less of whatever he's doing to make these tips so hard. The softest one I've tried is still dramatically harder than the Sumo,which for most is the outer edge of playability.

They are a fine product,if he can work backwards and soften them up a hair he'll really have something. Tommy D.
 
Tommy-D said:
> The ones from Juan that I've installed have cut like friggin' aluminum,with a ribbon-style chip rather than dust and shavings.

The break/jump tips are the NUTS.

My honest opinion is that he needs to do less of whatever he's doing to make these tips so hard. The softest one I've tried is still dramatically harder than the Sumo,which for most is the outer edge of playability.

They are a fine product,if he can work backwards and soften them up a hair he'll really have something. Tommy D.
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Tommy, I appreciate your assessment. And, thanks for posting so other AZ Cue Makers can know about my product. Thanks.
 
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I'm going to keep this special pricing thru the Labor Day weekend, so it you're thinking about taking advantage of this reduced price ..... NOW is the time! Thanks.
 
Anyone else on this forum want to try Mad Man Cue tips. I offer discounts for quantity purchases and for people in the industry.

Give my cue tips a try. You won't be sorry.
 
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