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Whyte Carbon Fiber Wood Grain 12.25mm

JohnnyShakes
3/8 x 10 joint (can be changed to another joint)
Pro Taper
Tip: Kamui Clear Black Hard
Tip Size: 12.25mm
Length: 29”
Color: Wood Grain

Test hit only

Asking $400 shipped. Price is firm.
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Cues for home guests - house cues or your own?

sudocrushms
Pool friends bring their own.
I let my friends that don't have their own play with my SVB G1 "truck cue".
If it's my old man or someone I'm really close to that I know won't screw around I'll let them use one of my Predators. Last time I played with dad I handed him my OG Predator. He was blown away, but he did pay for half of it...(birthday/xmas gift in 2010)
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Help with opinions about O'Min, or Cueroc pool cues?

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Paul_#_ said:
Description below of O'Min 19" carbon-fiber tube inside 29" maple wood shaft. Seyberts and Ozone Billiards sell O'Min cues with CF/Maple combination shafts but don't describe them. This figure is from a German website and is of O'Min model F2. Note part of shaft is a vacuum and no mention of anything inside that --- part of the shaft is hollow and airless.

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That is really interesting. I still wonder if their Carbon Fiber shafts are high quality though. Comparable to the other mainstream / expensive shafts on the market.
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Pool Ball Collecting.

sudocrushms
Rubik's Cube said:
Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Hard Knock Cues suggested that a coffee table book of rare and desirable pool ball sets would be an interesting project.

A few friends and I have been discussing the idea. I’d love it to come to fruition but am not kidding myself that our hobby is anything but a niche passion, dear reader… and therefore we are not expecting a bestseller here.

If we were able to produce a very professional product (which we would) I’m thinking sales in the region of 200 books at a retail price of perhaps $20 or thereabouts might be a reasonable ambition.

We’re speculating about 200 pages to the book featuring 100 ball sets on a double page per set… descriptive text on the left, glossy photographs on the right.

What say you?
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I would absolutely buy a copy and probably some for friends as gifts. Especially if it had rules for the obscure games.
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