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[brendan147]

ah, but did you employ the method of balancing the cue on your finger, or did you calculate its centre of gravity? I think that was what Brendan was asking...

Dude, he is a "scientist", don't doubt him. Hahaha. Nevermind about the balancing point. It doesn't really matter now.

-peace-

[Krypton]

ah, but did you employ the method of balancing the cue on your finger, or did you calculate its centre of gravity? I think that was what Brendan was asking...

B) actually. I measured the cues with my mobile phone built in mass spectrometer, ultrasound device and laser goniometer.

what it does is takes a perfect 3D model of the cues, measuring the density and geometry of each specific wood splice.

then it is very easy to calculate mass, length, balance point and so on...

[awellis]

And I told you before why you don't qualify to judge...


And yeah, just to dam up you MW cue drivel: YES, his old air lock joint became lose. The cue sounded as if the shaft was cracked/damaged, but I was lucky and it could be fixed (easily for him, as MW told me).

Of course I measured the balance point myself. I'm a scientist, I can do that.

B) actually. I measured the cues with my mobile phone built in mass spectrometer, ultrasound device and laser goniometer.

what it does is takes a perfect 3D model of the cues, measuring the density and geometry of each specific wood splice.

then it is very easy to calculate mass, length, balance point and so on...

just as I thought. I wish my iPhone could do that...

[jonnylovessn8ker]

with your mobile phone? ?????

[ChatLag]

B) actually. I measured the cues with my mobile phone built in mass spectrometer, ultrasound device and laser goniometer.

what it does is takes a perfect 3D model of the cues, measuring the density and geometry of each specific wood splice.

then it is very easy to calculate mass, length, balance point and so on...

This posts are off-topic here and should have been posted in that damned Kevin Sharland thread...

[Krypton]

yeah, enough thread hijacking, this one is for pictures. back on topic!

[jonplayer]

Robin Cook

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Heres my baby, custon made by Robin Cook (top bloke). The finest cue I have ever held.

Cheers

[spike]

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Heres my baby, custon made by Robin Cook (top bloke). The finest cue I have ever held.

Cheers

Lovely cue! Is that your table too?

[marklewis81]

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Heres my baby, custon made by Robin Cook (top bloke). The finest cue I have ever held.

Cheers

glad to see more robin cues as im still waiting for mine and its making me want it more and more

[Bigmeek]

This posts are off-topic here and should have been posted in that damned Kevin Sharland thread...

Very funny Chatlag, I get your point.

[Clarkey3262]

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Heres my baby, custon made by Robin Cook (top bloke). The finest cue I have ever held.

Cheers

Very nice cue What other cues have you owned out of interest?

[jonnylovessn8ker]

what wood is that? olivewood?

[RGCirencester]

I used to have 3/4 cue with air lock joint. They call it "popped joint" here. well, sad but true enough, this type of joint is sucks...

Why do you not like airlocks? I personally like them... They are strong, well designed, and make a "phut" sound when you unscrew them

But in the end a joint is a joint

[sneaky_russian]

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Heres my baby, custon made by Robin Cook (top bloke). The finest cue I have ever held.

Cheers

beautiful cue!
congratulations! =)))) i'm kind of jealous a little.... =))))
i love the wood! it just makes you want to grab the cue and play with it FOREVER!!!!
way to go man!!!!!!!

[brendan147]

Why do you not like airlocks? I personally like them... They are strong, well designed, and make a "phut" sound when you unscrew them

But in the end a joint is a joint

Because (I think) my previous 3/4 airlock joint cue has caused my cue butt splices crack. I don't know, but the feeling was not right (the shaft and the butt were likely from two different part of cues). No matter what, I have fobia using this type of joint now.

Maybe, the cue manufacturer itself is a lousy cue maker as well. I only managed to use it about 3 to 4 frames before I noticed the splices cracked.

I like it when you said the "phut" sound thing...hahaha...a very cool way to explain it..