Taiwan cue. 98.639% for sure

Not branded so hard to say which factory made it.

Kao Kao, Kao Fa....other...

Often sold by Japan sellers on eBay today, brand like Ada Chi, often mistakenly identified as Adam.

Devildocplays said:

It's way better quality than Asian import. I've seen and played with someone's Asian import and this is 10x better quality.

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You played with one?

TheWacoKid said:

I would contact Cornerstone Cues and get an estimate of what they will consign it for, and how much they think they can sell it for. They have Gina Cues for sale at a hefty price now.

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I have no idea who's keeping that site going (is it Bill?), but none of the cues on that site are actually for sale.

Buy a lathe if you don't already have one.

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Shouldn’t the bottom one have rings in each year and one in its nose?

billiardshot said:

Does playing Pool with Families or Friends mess up your real game??
In my opinion Yes. Because I don't want them not to enjoy the game!
But it cause me a little mental break down. Special when we go to a bar to play.

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No.

Just play better position and the only bridge you’ll ever only need is when you cross water driving a vehicle.

I’ve watched people, some that are really great players do unusual things to their shafts, sand paper, scotchbrite pads, magic erasers.

For me, I’m not a fan of ANYTHING remotely abrasive near my shafts ever. Before play I burnish with a piece of leather, and wipe down after play with a microfiber cloth. Twice a year, my cue guy will use block carnuba wax and then burnish the hell out of it with a piece of leather on the lathe to seal it in early spring and early fall. I’ve got a lot of shafts, they’re all 30 to 40+ years old, dead straight and feel and play just fine. Everyone has their something