dave st.pierre
dave st.pierre
has anyone ever played with y core shaft? just courious!
y core shaft
- Thread starter dave st.pierre
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Y-Core, The Chinese entrant to the LD shaft world. I have one, it's kind of the "most deflection" of the ld shafts that I've ever used. Not to bad really, kind of a step between a regular shaft and an ld shaft. If you're thinking of a Jian Ying cue you'll probably want to change the tip right away, the majority of those tips that I have received on those cues are kind of about the consistancy of a rock, the cue is nice looking though
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It's laminated.
Laminated is not necessarily LD. Very often the two are confused, simply not the same thing.
It should not be evaluated as an "LD" shaft.
I have heard good things about it actually. Not too bad from what I hear.
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I was interested in info about the Y-Core shafts also.
What other shafts are laminated but not considered LD?
Should they be considered LW/low warp shafts?
I understand the butt sections on those cues are laminated also.
Are they Y-Core or a different technique/process?
What other shafts are laminated but not considered LD?
Should they be considered LW/low warp shafts?
I understand the butt sections on those cues are laminated also.
Are they Y-Core or a different technique/process?