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- CRICAL carbon fiber shaft review. | AzBilliards Forums
I ran across this cue on Amazon for $189 and liked to looks, so I decided to purchase it I saw that it came with a cheap carbon fiber shaft and i just planned on junking it and using my shafts For one because I figured it would be total junk, and for 2, I have given up on carbon fiber shafts
- Refinish effect on cue value. | Page 2 | AzBilliards Forums
Since the cue had a bunch of scrimmed ivory, it couldn't really be shaved down, and the black embossed gator wrap also had to be replaced Andy mentioned that this was also a learning experience for how he did his finishes 20 years later, the cue still looks almost new since I baby it so much
- My pool cue experiences | AzBilliards Forums
Being able to buy a cue where I can reasonably assume it was made in a factory where the worker was being paid a fair wage I have really fond memories of growing up using my Dad’s Mali pool cue he’s had since 1979 and find that cues from the same era tend to often elicit really nice nostalgia feelings of my childhood for me
- Archived Cue Catalogs - AzBilliards Forums
I created this thread in an attempt to educate as many cue fanciers collectors as I can I see posts all the time asking "What model cue is this", or "cue ID help" To start, I will list cues by Maker Manufacturer with a link containing information about the maker I will try to periodically update this "Table of Contents"
- Understanding Cue Tip Softness and Spin | AzBilliards Forums
To understand how a soft cue tip can increase the amount of spin on a cue ball, we need to break down the mechanics of how the cue tip interacts with the cue ball during a shot 1 Contact Time and Friction When a player strikes the cue ball with a soft tip, the softness allows for greater deformation upon impact
- My personal cue | AzBilliards Forums
There’s 3 cue replicas on the cue lined up with the 3 nine balls I won the nine ball division at Johnston City so I wanted 9 balls on the Butt! Plus it added a little color to the cue Richard Black had some beautiful cues laying out on his high dollar pool table in his shop on Lake Houston where he lived
- Cue advice for a new player | Page 2 | AzBilliards Forums
My first cue was a M Fats Graphite and a little later a fiberglass shafted cue Both gifted to me At the time with my skill level I had no idea how crappy they were My first purchased cue was a Pechauer around $350 Beautiful cue, Lifetime guaranteed, made in the USA, super nice well-made cue It was definitely a confidence booster
- Break Jump tip advice | AzBilliards Forums
Using Taom I have ordered a white diamond tip and would like your opinion on that I have read good reviews and they all indicate it holds chalk well The shaping scuffing tool I’m using is the last forever combo that has small teeth on each end That works fine on my playing cue with medium tip but wouldn’t do much if any to the Bakelite tip
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