Identify this cue with "W" logo?

Well, how does it hit?



WTF? Then it's a viable player! Saying a cue hits similar to a Huebler is an attention getter. The conical taper is a negative, but it has a fat shaft that could be turned or a different shaft screwed on because it is a common joint.

Throw it on eBay and see what happens. I think you'll easily get your money back and then some. Make sure it's a good ad, good pictures, and detailed description. Make sure you mention the 14 pin joint, you know "just like most Balabushka, an other greats".

Real points/veneers. Real linen.

And...It hots like an old Huebler (YMMV of course, but I would put that in an eBay ad)

If you have an old spare "good" shaft with a pro taper that isn't particularly valuable but fits, you could package that with it for an Ebay sale. Or maybe a case. Maybe if it goes over X amount you can add such a thing. Lots of ways to entice bidders.

I would be curious to see what you could get with a well presented eBay auction.
I'm not looking to get my money back. Just going to keep it. Was just looking for more information about it if anyone knew.

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It's still wrong. If you re-made your EDM go/no-go gauge today based off the 57.20mm as the nominal, rather than 57.15mm exact, the gauge would be worthless.

btw, I found the Wikipedia article. It was worse than I remembered. The metric and inch units with tolerances result in two completely different ball sizes. Something like this can easily creep into a spec, if the person doing it is not very careful (or knowledgeable on the subject), as this wikipedia illustrates.

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Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pool_(cue_sports)
Thanks for pointing that out. The template there that handles automotive conversions was set to round too much for the sizes and tolerances involved. I fixed that.

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