sparkle84 said:

In both cases, follow has the same characteristics, it's just that the straighter the shot the less distance before the curve.

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The straighter the shot, the straighter the follow path.

sparkle84 said:

Side English has largely (but not completely) no affect until contacting a 2nd rail. Follow is the driving force here, side can only detract from that and increase distance before the curve.

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Side has angle-changing effect on each rail contacted, especially when hitting the rail perpendicularly like this - no effect on follow.

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I don't see Josh Roberts listed, either. Guessing he will be a Wildcard.

LibraryFool77 said:

under 30?

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Retired

Benelli said:

No Shit...

Hence the $1300 to $1500 valuation.

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We agreed prior so why your reply to mine with some “Huebler education” ?

Knock it off - we all know that there are degrees of custom shop cues and we all agree that this is not a super high end production builder cue. Plus the cue has badly stained ivory joint that will require a new ivory joint - $300+ repair- the cue has no points either - low end of custom shop - the unplayed shafts are the only thing that gets this cue to even $1,000 sale price IMO.

To the owner: The stain on an ivory joint is not intentional - it is a flaw in the cue !

Bump.

mikemosconi said:

This cue is not in that category

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No Shit...

Hence the $1300 to $1500 valuation.

Benelli said:

So custom shop cues are a different beast then standard production Hueblers.

I've seen some of the very desirable models routinely sell in the $2200 to 3k range in the Huebler Fan FB group.

Saw one very rare and complicated custom shop cue go for 6K at the ICCS show in Chattanooga last year.

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This cue is not in that category