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- Tascarella Cue | AzBilliards Forums
Tascarella Custom Cue Absolutely immaculate Tascarella cue The cue is 58” split evenly, 29” 29” Pete really hit it out of the park with this one Everything rolls straight together and apart The points are perfect, all the same length and have 3 veneer colors, ebony, maple and natural with the center being highly configured brazilian rosewood The butt sleeve is beautiful Brazilian
- cue upgrade? | AzBilliards Forums
While I’ve played here and there since childhood, I would still consider myself a beginner I bought a table a few years ago that came with Koda KS10 cues I’m wondering if it makes any sense to upgrade I don’t plan on playing tournaments, only socially, but I would like to get better and not
- My New Cue Buying Experience! | AzBilliards Forums
Not so fast With a lighter cue, you can get the cue moving faster The question is: does the speed of a lighter cue allow you to hit the cue ball with more force than a slower moving heavier cue? A lot of players use 18 oz break cues, so that should tell you something This is what Predator says about their popular (and expensive!) BK Rush
- Cue Design Websites | AzBilliards Forums
Is there any place out there where you can go and design your own cue? I am talking about a website where you have access to tons of various inlays, points, diagrams, aesthetics, etc, etc And can make a cue just exactly like you want As an example, I am sure almost all the various
- Best tip radius for break cue jump cue - AzBilliards Forums
A no spinning cue ball is a great break and takes many life times to produce but to change the shape of the tip will only limit the jobs your cue can do 13mm shafts are a comfortable size for me on the break but the taper is the key to a great break shaft
- 60 Shon Hardin custom cue review | AzBilliards Forums
I recently purchased a 60" cue from Shon Hardin and I wanted to review it here Shon lives in Arkansas and is making a quite a name for himself in the custom cue world
- What Makes a BREAK cue ? | AzBilliards Forums
But a heavier cue will work a bit better on a soft break and will produce more power So first consider the weight that you want and see what are the options out there Carbon shaft will give you durability and will need less maintenance, so that is my choice for a shaft As for tip, I would go with a leather break tip
- $cash$ cue | AzBilliards Forums
cash cue review i'm very impressed with my brand new cash cue! the build quality is excellent love the look of the 30 year old birds eye maple my pics
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