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Originally Posted by Nifty50 View PostIf you fit a 10mm tip to a 9.68 ferrule there will only be a tiny bit which needs trimmed. 0.3 of a mill! Not sure what your query is.
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Originally Posted by snooker beast View Posthere is the details of my new cue
maccassar ebony cc-246
56.6/9.68
17.3 balance
29.22 butt
i bought 10 mm tip and i barely cut it, how could it be 9.68 and still the 10mm tip fits ? or the taper and tip size are different things in size?Last edited by Nifty50; 10 February 2019, 02:23 PM.
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Originally Posted by Nifty50 View PostSounds like you might not have much of a taper at all. Only way to check is to get hold of digital calipers and take a measure.
Tip size varies from person to person but 9.6/9.7 is normal. Perfect for me.
maccassar ebony cc-246
56.6/9.68
17.3 balance
29.22 butt
i bought 10 mm tip and i barely cut it, how could it be 9.68 and still the 10mm tip fits ? or the taper and tip size are different things in size?
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Originally Posted by snooker beast View Postwhats the most common size people or pros use?
mine is 9.6 the new cue and it feels so thick, dont know the old ones size but it was abit thinner
btw when i buy 10 tip, it just fits and i barely have to cut it, tip and shaft size are the same?
Tip size varies from person to person but 9.6/9.7 is normal. Perfect for me.Last edited by Nifty50; 6 February 2019, 02:46 PM.
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some years ago a friend who I played UK pool with had a Peradon cue that he described exactly like you do - feels thick on the bridge.
I sent the cue to Andy Travis for a slight reduction on the shaft and it came back - perfect as my friend said
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whats the most common size people or pros use?
mine is 9.6 the new cue and it feels so thick, dont know the old ones size but it was abit thinner
btw when i buy 10 tip, it just fits and i barely have to cut it, tip and shaft size are the same?
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Originally Posted by Nifty50 View PostDo you mean the taper?
I'm quite fussy about thickness. Don't like it too thick or cue feels like a broomstick.
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Just to add I think all cue makers have their own ideas about what a nice taper is for a particular cue or piece of wood. Too thin and the cue might end up a bit whippy.
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Do you mean the taper?
I'm quite fussy about thickness. Don't like it too thick or cue feels like a broomstick.
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new snooker cue shaft thickness
Hi guys
how thick a cue shaft should be?
i used to have a gold baracuda cue but the cue was damaged, however i bought a new cue, around same weight 17.6 oz, 56.5 lenght, and 9.6 mm tip, however the shaft is much thicker, been playing for 2 weeks now, but it still feels so uncomfortable specially the shaft thickness.
i cannot play deep screws as good as i used to play with my old cue, and when i play top, it feels that the tip slips off, changed the tip many times, thought it might be the tip. but its the shaft thickness, i somehow cannot create that cue power that i used to with the other cue.
should i stick with it or just sell this cue? how important is the shaft thickness, is it just me or a thick shaft can cause problem for everyone?
its australia made, cue creator company and its hand made, bought around 650$ aus.
old cue gold baracuda, price was $450 aus (however this was machine made)
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