The new billiard cue is a bit stiff to play. What can be done to solve it?

Actually, I think sandpaper is the best.

It's good to grind it smooth.

It won't cause any damage!!

Wipe with a semi-dry and semi-wet towel.

To put it simply, the new club must be polished with sand (open line), if you feel that your technique is not good, you can go to a professional place to open the line, and the club opened by a professional machine is very useful.

Don't get oiled!

The rod will be astringent Estimated to be"Open the rod"The master didn't help you deal with it well and"Anti-oxidation"lacquer on the surface

It's as simple as buying it at a hardware store"Water sandpaper"Buy"Number 1000"[The higher the number, the finer the particles] is cut into a square with a length and width of 5 cm

Then sand the entire part of the pole with sandpaper

Every time you finish playing, you will inevitably have a little sweaty hands, so be sure to wipe it with a slightly damp towel after drying it with a dry towel

Store in a club bag.

Dry wood is the best place to store your clubs

If the storage area is too wet, it will cause the rod to deform and even become moldy (there will be small green dots on the wood).

Sandpaper is mainly used to polish the club, and it is best to prepare three types of sandpaper 200p ( ) optional 600p ( ) optional p ( ). Here is a brief description of the model of sandpaper, the smaller the number, the rougher the sandpaper, sandpaper model description:

The average number of grains of sand per square centimeter. Sandpaper or abrasive cloth is very cheap, and most small hardware stores have it, and a piece is generally in a few cents to a dollar.

Suzhou Huibo abrasives****.

Clean it, sand it with A4 paper, and use sandpaper to hurt the rod.

First apply a hot towel to the bend of the club, remove the towel after a few minutes and then slowly press the club to know that it becomes straight, and generally the bending of the club can be corrected by this method. However, it is better to have a ball box or tube, and if you can't do it, hang the club with a boom to avoid the club from bending.

Me too, I just leaned in the direction and waited for a good way.

Hang with a boom, see the effect in about four weeks, and the boom is only a few dollars.

It falls off with a boom device, but it may bend soon, and it is recommended to change it to a new pole.

Oh, is it a good rod, if not, I'm buying one, and you've got it!! Eh, a bug flew into my house, I'm going to kill him, hehe!!

Dude, the newly bought club can be played directly. But you'll have to change your head! The one that comes with the new pole is a protective head. Hit the ball hard. Cut it. Buy a leather head and stick it on!

If you can't, you can ask the billiard hall owner to stick it for you. Leather heads can also be bought there.

The main points of new rod maintenance are as follows:

It is best to use a boom device. Do not put the rod in the box. The place where the pole is hung should not be too wet. It's okay to dry it a little.

It's best to wipe it down often. Some people feel that the paint finish on the shaft is not slippery enough. Likes to sand with fine sandpaper. Actually, it's not good for the rod. It should be wiped with a cotton face. or with gloves.

Clean and oil the thread part regularly.

One last point: don't slam the pole. Many people are accustomed to the fact that when the player releases after playing, the lower end of the club will slam on the ground. Although there are carpets. However, this habit will still cause cracks to appear at the junction between the front and rear branches of the pole. Severe trauma to the pole.

The first floor said that 9 clubs need to be opened. As for the leather head, it depends on the level of the rod you bought, if the rod is better, the leather head that leaves the factory is basically very good, such as mezz, poison, jaguar.

What rod you're going to look at. Mainly on the leather head, 5 blue diamonds are enough.

First, make sure if your backyard is anything like talcum powder. If so, clean it up with a damp towel.

Generally speaking, the back handle is slippery, because of the lacquer, and the palm is relatively dry.

If it is a coat of paint, it is not recommended for novices to do it themselves.

Of course, if you have strong hands-on ability, you can also polish it yourself. You need to prepare sandpaper and rod oil. Prepare one piece of sandpaper from 400 to 5000 meshes.

In the first step, the paint is sanded off with coarse sandpaper. Note that the grip and grinding area must be even when sanding.

In the second step, the number of sandpaper meshes is increased sequentially, and finally polished with 5000 mesh sandpaper.

Finally, it is to oil the back handle. Because the paint on the surface is sanded off, oiling and maintenance not only makes the backyard brighter, but also an important means to prevent the wood from cracking. Generally, two to three drops of special rod oil are sufficient, if not, edible olive oil can also be replaced, but not for a long time, because some rod oil contains paraffin, which can better protect the club.

If it is a softer wood such as snake wood and emperor wood, it is necessary to increase the amount of rod oil appropriately.

By the way, the general club maintenance is determined according to the climate, where the climate is drier, it is recommended to have a quarter of the club oil, the forelimbs do not need to be refueled separately, just apply the oil to the forelimbs. Humid places are generally about twice a year.

It's normal for the club to be slippery, maybe it's because you have a problem with your grip and don't have a firm grip, so it feels slippery.

Hold it firmly, or wash your hands. No, wrap that piece of cloth behind your club so it doesn't slip.

There are a few reasons why clubs are empty:

1.Leather head installation problems, 40%.

2.Problems with copper heads, 40%.

3.After putting the counterweight problem, 20%.

Cheap clubs can withstand this problem, as long as they are well maintained, they can still be used for a long time. For example, a few dozen dollars LP male rod with.

The difference between a 3 or 400 dollar LP club is that you may be able to pick one out of 10 males that works well, but you can pick 5 of them.

Three or four hundred dollars of LP clubs to pick out a good one. (Just an example, there is no intention of attacking LP).

There are many reasons for the sound of the billiard cue playing empty, I have a friend who plays like this, and later after my research, he uses a low club when he plays, and the head of the club is upward when he pushes forward, which produces that sound, some because of the problem of ball head installation, and some because there is no gap inside the club, and the poor club has this situation.

About cheap billiard cues can be used? I think it's good for novices to use clubs under 500, practice your skills first, if such a billiard cue is broken, it also means that you have become a master o( o adopt Thank you! ~

First of all, ** determines the quality, which is really certain, but don't be fooled!

Secondly, choose a billiard cue according to your level, otherwise it will be a torture for high-end sports equipment!

Third, slowly experience finding a billiard cue that suits you, and don't require one step!

Fourth, the billiard cue makes such a sound, the problem of the integrated connection of the billiard cue, and the problem of the copper head hitting!

Domestic rod over 600 or buy BS star good,

A stroke of less than 500 can be said to be a straight one, and a stroke of more than 1,000 is considered a medium pole, and the practice of a novice is the same as spending money to buy a pole of 3 or 4 hundred.

My joystick was playing "International Open 3" when I had a problem, it directly failed, and the control direction became one side running, and then I took it to the boss to fix it, and the boss replaced the bad one, and when I got home, I dismantled the old joystick driven by my strong curiosity.

The structure of the joystick, you open the goole** search, enter the "PSP rocker" in the search bar to see, in fact, it is quite simple after opening, it is two bearings, as well as an integrated circuit board, and a spring for returning.

There may be several reasons for your astringent words, 1 The spring is aging, that is, the elasticity is a little less than before (in this case, you can only find the boss to change).

2. The joystick has a circular sheet above the shell of the integrated circuit board, which is used to help the movement control of the joystick, and the surface of the rocker may be roughened after a certain degree of use, resulting in astringency (you can add a small amount of lubricating oil to the lower part of the joystick, do not add more).

3. The bearing groove is rough (the same as 1, change the rocker).

If you usually play heavy games, it is easy to wear and tear between the internal parts of the joystick.

Mine is also astringent, you look at playing a game like Grand Theft Auto, you don't move, you don't see people walking, if you go, then the joystick is broken.

Mine is the same now, but I didn't fix it, I'm afraid that the boss will lie to me.

Is there a plastic sleeve for Ann If there is one, that is normal, so is mine! If not, it's better to go to js then change it! But watch him change, don't let him make a small move!