Just bought some of thes tips having always used elks . To save time filing my tips to get them to the height i like I used to slice a bit off the bottom . Thinking of doing the same with these , as I dont fancy filing these to the desired height , they are much harder than elks . Has anyone tried this with these , id like to know before I try it .
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they are not that thick i would stay away from cutting if you don't have to they will be very hard.
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Hi Andrew , i've just received the GBL tips from yourself , they do look quite high . But are you saying that they should just be left to bed in ? They are higher than the MW Tips , so i assume it is just down to personal preference . I look forward to trying
ThanksStill trying to pot as many balls as i can !
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Originally Posted by neil taperell View PostHi Andrew , i've just received the GBL tips from yourself , they do look quite high . But are you saying that they should just be left to bed in ? They are higher than the MW Tips , so i assume it is just down to personal preference . I look forward to trying
Thanks
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Originally Posted by ADR147 View Postthey are not that thick i would stay away from cutting if you don't have to they will be very hard.
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Well I just cut a third off one of these and they are very hard to cut freehand . I had a brand new erwin blade and had to turn it around half way through .
Well worth the effort though if you dont like a high tip , no matter how hard they are a high tip just feel like a block of wood on my cue .
Now for the other four
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ive had this tip on me n my brothers cue, still playing wonderfully :P
had on for about 2 n a half weeks. theyre thin cause we sanded them down, because i use a 9mm tip, and therefore, didnt want the tip coming off with a miscue if it was too high. =]
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dont get this. surely the reason you get the grip with the white is because of the height of the tip ?
now when i used elks (am using one now as me GP came off other day an waiting stu to send me a pack) the problem with a high tip is they're too soft. what works for the granite pro in my mind, is you have the height to influence the bite the tip gets, however, the compactness of the tip, means you dont have the cushioned contact that maybe takes the bite out of the ball.
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Originally Posted by hatterboard View Postdont get this. surely the reason you get the grip with the white is because of the height of the tip ?
now when i used elks (am using one now as me GP came off other day an waiting stu to send me a pack) the problem with a high tip is they're too soft. what works for the granite pro in my mind, is you have the height to influence the bite the tip gets, however, the compactness of the tip, means you dont have the cushioned contact that maybe takes the bite out of the ball.
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Originally Posted by RGCirencester View Postthe tip shouldnt fly off regardless of height if its fitted properly.
the height youve sanded those down to they wont last long as they are nearly at the height before youd think about replacing them.
for the past 2 to 3 weeks, ive been playing about 4 hrs a day. which is, more than average? lol some days its 8+ hours :S snooker and pool. tips still work fine tho =] just gotta wait for shipping of new tips :P
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