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New Pro Granite tip fitted, been using one for a while. My first attempt at doing my own tip was not very good, after searching around on here, I think I may have sussed it out.
I got it from Greenbaize, pack of 5, they are all that size, should it be thinner? I had some elk's from my local snooker shop and they were about the same thickness.
Yes I think I will play with it and see how it feels. I can always get the file out again if it does not play well. And thanks, I thought I had done a good job with the fitting, only took about 15 minutes.
I play at St Annes Board Mills club on Avonvale Road. I have only really been playing properly for about 6 months, been playing on and off for years, last Friday my son and I had a session with Bob Hill at our club, 45 minutes each with him has made all the difference, and we have another session booked in a couple of weeks.
bit of advice regarding pro granites, they play better a bit thicker. when thin, they go harder too quickly, lose the springyness. even though its thick, it will have lots of feel. trust me, dont sand it too thin right away. thats not a bad height to start playing it in from.
bit of advice regarding pro granites, they play better a bit thicker. when thin, they go harder too quickly, lose the springyness. even though its thick, it will have lots of feel. trust me, dont sand it too thin right away. thats not a bad height to start playing it in from.
Agree 100% they're thick for a reason, sand them alot and you'll lose the feel and it will feel like a stone...
Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning...
Friend of mine tried one of the pro granites I gave him and he loved it. Really liked the tip feel and firmness. Only thing was that the tip chipped during one of his power shots in practice.
Mayur Jobanputra, Snooker Coach and Snooker Enthusiast
My Snooker Blog: www.snookerdelight.com
I find the pro granite tips perfect.got the feel of a slightly harder elk and the response with side like a laminated tip but without the problem of de-laminating really well made never had 1 split or anything.
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