jimmyg said:

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Haha. I do that with bike bottles occasionally.

Its like biting your tongue when eating.

Rage takes over again
And I Have to accept
I can't control it
I can't control it
Rage takes over again

CajunPopeye said:

Nice! Garden and arrows?

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I think it's pretty cool. It looks like an old marquetry cue was used for the handle. The disappointing thing is that somehow, for some reason, the maker used a Kao Kao joint on it. Very strange.

The cue I posted has no branding. It has a raminwood flat face shaft, and it looks like a synthetic wrap. The ad says it was set up for an extension, so the bumper was changed. It was listed as an 18 pin, but is a 14 pin.

Why is the cue so odd to me? Mainly the shaft. There are rumors the branded ones like below were made by Falcon, and that they were made in Canada. I think that drove the price up. Falcon did start in Canada, but these cues were made by KPS in Taiwan.

The cue in question has a great finish. One could say the brand came off in the refinish. But who would put so much into a cue, like a refinish and setup for an extension, yet have a raminwood shaft?

There is more to the story...

The design matches this:

Chopdoc said:

In my files I have a Frankenjoss.

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Nice! Garden and arrows?

I could be wrong, but I think there was a video out there that I think was made to show different shafts deflection by using a shooting machine that measured speed also, and the carbon shafts showed a higher speed of the ball. I shoot mostly with a wood shaft, but have Rhino shafts also and real or perceived, it does seem loke the Rhino shafts impart more energy.

I created a brand new Free Edition with less restriction and no more 14 days trial. You can use it as much as you want but you are limited in certain functionality and numbers of players.

I’m not scared to try things, so I went to the shop and put together what I thought might work. This will add about .75 ounces to the front. Is it too much?, not enough? To be determined.





I thought it was genius, then I found a 100 year old patent. Go figure Herman Rambow, can’t get anything by these old timers (been there, done that). Of course, this was when he worked for Brunswick and not how he built his custom Pool cues after retiring from Brunswick.

Pretty tough to watch Jerico, super slow.