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How many cues is too much?

robertod
When I had 3-5 cues I would still only play with one. The one I felt played the best, the one I am trying to be get most familiar with. So for me, I cue, 2 shafts and perhaps a second cue if something should happen to my player.

It felt stupid to have cues sitting in case, never played. I was never going to be a collector, so I sold everything but 2 cues.

So my answer 2 cues max unless you are a collector.
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Best in Billiards Names the Greatest Players, Products and Contributors in American Billiards History

azhousepro
I didn't think of it being an AI money grab, but it did seem like the whole thing was very suspect. I still don't see where they are making money from this.

On the other hand, I did see that Brumback was acknowledged by the state of Kentucky for being named as best banks player. That was kinda cool. I think Nick might have been acknowledged in some way too.
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Looking for Dufferin Catalog Model Info - Windsor?

PickPocket
garczar said:
Duff went bankrupt in '04, C-n-C bought the brand in '05 and moved prod. to the Universal/TaiCan plant in China. There is a possibility that its a VERY late Canada cue because afik that joint, known as the TargetJoint, has not been used on Chinese Duff's. Possible they just used up existing parts after the move too 'cause like i said that logo is on all the Chinese Duff's. Need to ask Cue and Case for sure. Also there is a Duff FB page , Nothing but Dufferins, those guys know a ton.
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Yeah, Its a solid cue. Heavy @ 19.5oz with no weight bolt. Perhaps short Splice sneaky.
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3/8-10 shaft fit a 3/8-10 modified pin

Dave38
chuckpilegis said:
I was not talking about a drillbit in a drill. I was curious about a drillbit in a tailstock
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depends on the type of drill bit. A solid carbide 3 or 4 flute would be the best as regular bits can and will wander. The whole deal with the modified is to align the pin on center everytime you screw the cue together....if the bit wanders.....see the issue? boring is the best option or a reamer
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