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i saw how you used the half penny or dime metal plate there. Ive seen some cuesmiths not use that and just cut into the tip at an angle from the end. How do they know how to shape it that way? Good video as well

Wrong type of mask bud

There's nothing sneaky about that Sneaky Pete! Beautiful cue.

Curious what do you charge for a refinish job?

Back in the day, doing all the tips at the poolroom by hand…. Everybody always liked watching u do that stuff.

they all look great! cant really tell the difference.

I have been doing them by hand almost a year now. I have some shaping tools with a blade i use. I would like to get a Lathe but i dont have enough people coming to me for a new tip install for me to fork out the money and buy a lathe.

Lathe is better

Thank you and now, please explain why the pause helps?

Good as new!

You sure have enough experience doing them by hand!

Man I love your videos I have a Meucci freshman that needs a new wrap where I live no one works on cues do you by chance do you do that for a fee would love to have it fixed . You have helped me so much with my table keep up the great videos thanks

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Is there a reason why you say not to use the aramith clean and restore with the perimeter ball cleaner because I just bought one on Amazon for 270 ish and had no prombelms with the aramith cleaners or using a spray mixture of 8oz of rubbing alcohol to tsp or so of aramith cleaner

Yeah, 68 now, used to be able to see lines and pin points. Spent my life in the sun, eyes aren’t what they used to be, no more pin points or micro dots.

Good job bud!

Taom fusion tip?

Beautiful work of art!!

What cue is that?

Do you build cues?

That's a really nice pool cue. What brand is it and where did you buy at?

Beautiful Danny!!

SHARP

Beautiful 😍❤️

Purdy

Beautiful what brand is it?

Thats a beauty

You could just have a boycott where all the top players refuse to play for a certain venue. And then enter knowing that the field is watered down that way you don't have to play well to win.😊

Pausing that long at the back of the backstroke is bad advice. A SMOOTH transition is important and that means not using your muscles to STOP. Pro players with a 1.2 to 1.8 second delivery acheive that with a SLOW backstroke, not with a long pause. The smoothness is acheived by not engaging the forearms muscles - that is what the slow backstroke acheives. Pausing too long at the back engages the forearm muscles which is not good. I realize Melling and some snooker players do it. Gorst in your examples and indeed almost always does not have an excessive pause. Neither do Filler or Shaw or the KO brothers. But they all have a SLOW backstroke.

Is chinese?

Good try on the video but nothing we have not seen from the legit instructors on youtube. Also, you better watch quick because the movie clip you used we get you demonetized PDQ -

How long is the wire that either gets hardwired or plugged into a receptacle? I need to run the wire up to the ceiling from fixture, then minimum 5ft across ceiling to a wall and then down to a receptacle near the floor.

How long is the wire that either gets hardwired or plugged into a receptacle? I need to go minimum 5ft across ceiling to a wall and then down to a receptacle near the floor.

Great video!

Thanks!

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Appreciate you sharing, great content......

I do something very similar. When I find myself being too quick with my stroke, I'll say (in my head) "one one thousand" slowly during the back stroke. And I can't do the forward stroke until I finish saying it. I'll do this during a match if I find myself stroking too quickly and it immediately helps me slow my stroke down which will immediately improve my timing/game.

Very cool thx

Jus subbed ty for sharing you're pool knowledge. Will try this every time i practice or before leagues & tournaments. I know not to expect instant success but i will continue trying this to give it a chance.

You annoy me. Yeah just do these three drills and you can totally beat Fedor gorst at any tournament. Give me a break bro. No one ever got to the level I'm at unless they played since they were 10 years old. Yeah yeah yeah they do it slower we know that. Thanks for telling us crap we already know.

Your cue is beautiful. What brand is it? Meucci??

The only reason why Bustamante now moves his head is cuz he's older. Same thing Efren also did when he was getting older. The Commentators said "oh Efren moved his body a bit" that's when he missed the shot. And it's because they got older.

Best example of a slow transition is how pros use their whole shot clock plus an extension to make any type of shot. So that's 1 WHOLE minute to making a easy shot to a difficult shot. 1 minute because each shot clock is 30 secs

This is in agreement with your slowing down and staying steady thoughts. Heard someone say the stroke is like releasing a bow string in archery, stillness matters. Great instruction.

You had me interested right up to Kevin Costner then i switched off

What’s is your Fargo sir?

I needed to hear this. Thank you! - new sub

Just subscribed because this was an excellent example of what proper practice looks like compared to playing the game. What resonated the most to me was the “1 Mississippi” and the “micro dot” because it demonstrates learning something consciously, using it subconsciously and a bridge of conscious to the subconscious: I’ll explain after a quick background info on why this fits me to a tee. I grew up big into basketball and shooting free throws is something than many players would attempt to improve on with simple repetition (lots of shots). I was taught to think about every aspect during practice (conscious) from where I’m bouncing off my toes, the bend in my knees, keeping a straight torso/back the bend in my elbows the placement of my off hand to the fingertips of the shooting hand and then also have all of the timing to by synchronized from feet to follow through. That’s training. Then shoot many FTs without thinking about anything from the mechanics and just slow down and visualize where to put the ball (just over the rim). That’s practicing the trained skill. If a player is thinking about the fundamentals when shooting in a game, their percentages go down-just like us shooting in a pool match. So, the “one Mississippi” is just like consciously thinking about all of the mechanics in a basketball shot-great for training and terrible for during the game… but it’s amazing when turning it from a conscious training effort into a subconscious execution during a match. Same for staying down until the cue ball stops. The concentration on the micro dot is a great bridge from the conscious to the subconscious-the video depicts Costner blocking out all of the surrounding noise… this happens in pool too but it’s often the noise in our own head that needs to be silenced to open up the subconscious and this is a great tactic for doing so. Very well done and something I will definitely start doing-I have a 618 Fargo rating (for reference) and my miscue Tuesday night cost our team dearly-and it came from the quick transition and inconsistent pre shot routine.