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22nd March 2006, 04:57 PM
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Good plan Erwan... if you're feeling happy with a tip that's a big advantage; it's sometimes more important than the cue itself. I've played twice in
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25th March 2006, 10:19 AM
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Other tip points
I agree with reverse_side about the knowing when to change your tip is an acquired skill. I prefer blue diamonds. Like the feeling as if you are actua
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The best tip available for snooker at the moment is the New super tip by Mike Wooldridge , make sure you try one out , you won't be using anything els
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Just had a look at MW's website GB and I honed in on the part where he mentions finding it useful to, "put superglue on the tip f
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I have a very personnal manner (sp?) of retipping my cue. I don't use superglue but neopren glue. Once the old tip ripped off, I cleau all the surface
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27th March 2006, 02:06 PM
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Re-tipped mine over the weekend.
I usually do it at the end of every season.
Not used elks at all. I just buy normal blue diamon
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So you're season's finished Ian, our's has a month to go. I use Gel too, it doesn't run so fast giving you more time to put the tip on and even if you
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