Hello Friends!
All the cues are complete and ready to go. I've just sent emails for you to confirm the shipping addresses and by chance send $40 extra for delivery. It is not neccessery though, free shipping was a part of the deal, but it will be super helpful at the moment.

Anyway, my dear Friend please contact me, your cue is complete and waiting for you! shurikencues@gmail.com



THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT PROJECT!
It is still active and need your support in any comfortable way. Sharing the info and keeping the thread alive is a HUGE IMPACT. As well as hosting the thread. Thank you AZB!

It is a charity occasion inside the billiards community. Billions of people around the world are united by genuine love of rolling balls on a table by using straight long sticks.
For fun and amusement. For centuries. Let's radiate positive energy for the common good.

It's not about money, it's about legacy (c)
So let's consider the money like a fuel or nutrition to keep the project alive. Thus the cost of a cue has to be as low as possible.

$100 for a cue with a standard joint. Shipping paid separately. Business payment is about 10% extra.

1) Let's keep the cost of a standard cue $100, but from now on delivery is paid separately. It costs $40-$50 at the moment.

IF any of you would like to volunteer by stocking and sending these cues inside the US, it will save a lot of money. The only condition is to be trusted and active AZB member. There are many cues ready to go today.

Standard cue parameters:
Length: 152cm
Weight: 540g
Tip diameter: 12mm
Ferrule
Joint diameter 21.4mm
Butt diameter: 30mm
Metric joint M6 (our own)
It is possible to keep it blank for a cuemaker to finish.

Parameters with extra cost:

Radial, 3810, Uniloc - $30-50 extra.
Custom designs are available. Request your own design in blue\yellow or any other colour and become a mockup owner. Get this model physically and become a model owner.
Mockup owner gets 5% from every sale.
Model owner gest 10% from every sale.

Here are some drafts for you to color in a spare time:


There are dozen of standard cues "in stock" right now. A couple of them have Radial joints.
Hit me if you want one or just make a purchase on our store:


More new designs will come soon. So I encourage you to post your designs vision here in this thread and become a mockup owner. All designs from the thread will be listed by the link above.
Blue and yellow is the only condition the rest of colors are up to you. Here is what we have:


Please only designs and cues discussion below.
Let's call it the Billiards Supremacy.
The Butterfly Effect is real.
Thank you!

Kris_b1104 said:

SJM rockin' that nineball hat. Talk about drip.

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Looks good! So you can remember what game they are playing.

Bob Jewett said:

576 or so balls in rotation? I'll wait for the video. Cool story, though.

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Wide open table and no information as to the table itself. I don't think it has to be much harder, maybe not any harder, than a 147 on a championship snooker table.

I mention winning over 160 racks of eight ball in a row when a scratch on the break or the eight ball would have been a loss. Sounds farfetched but out of the 25-30 guys I played there were only maybe a half dozen that could runout playing eightball. People moved in and out of the rotation but my main concern was that there were over a hundred challenges on that table at times, sometimes around 125. If I lost control of the table I would never be allowed back on it. I played strategy to stay on the table. Equally important, there was a strange moon in the sky that night. The situation was never right to repeat. I went back about a month later, about a dozen challenges on the table. I got on the table, won three games and everyone pulled their money down. Four or five months later I went back again. Put a challenge on the table and the eight or ten people on the table quit, I never even broke.

I did the impossible a handful of times driving a circle track car. Strange things happen.

Hu

Bob Jewett said:

I don't think so. It's easy enough to test with a pair of frozen object balls and shooting the first thin and hard into the second. You seem to be predicting "negative throw".

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Bob.... this is a fact.
Hitting the same contact point on a cut shot at a high speed.... INCREASES the CUTTING of THE object BALL.
Excessive spin combined with excessive cb speed Maximizes this situation.
I've very surprised but happy this came up why?
I might learn something new.
I learned when I started playing good in 70's I HAD TO aim ALLOT fatter on cut shots and even more when added draw while using ALLOT of speed. It becomes a feel shot, and conditions have a strong influence on your contact point choice.

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Daves custom cues said:

Wouldn't an ash shaft be better for a whippy shaft??

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No, it would be about the same.
Sugar Maple - https://www.wood-database.com/hard-maple/
White Ash - https://www.wood-database.com/white-ash/
European Ash - https://www.wood-database.com/european-ash/
As you see the properties in terms of density, elastic modulus etc. is very similiar to each other.