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Duane Remick
deep said:
Picked this cue up a couple of weeks ago, no makers mark / sig on the cue. The cue appears to be well made looks to be cocobolo into a curly maple forearm, points and veneers all line up, nice sandwich wood inlaid rings and a very well installed leather wrap. Rings and joint are not ivory. Cue came with 2 nice maple shafts and a Adam ACSS Pro, 3/8x10 joint pin.

Any help identifying the cue would be very appreciated, I can get more pictures if required.

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"Possibly" Early J D Cue---
Joel Davidas from Asia
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🥇🏆💰💰💰 - PFD cue LOADED - 🥇🏆💰💰💰

cleitonrocha
PFD cue
Ebony,
🐘
and Silver
All outlined in jewelry silver
Jewelry silver leafs
Scalloped in the good stuff
Titanium pin radial
1 of 1
3 Scallop Shafts and Joints
Good stuff, Ferrules
Kamui black medium tips
Custom-made joint protectors
it would cost around 18k+ to make another like that.
Butt: 14.6oz
Shaft1: 12.95mm - 3.7oz
Shaft2: 12.95mm - 3.7oz
Shaft3: 13.0mm - 3.5oz
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$13900
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Free NEXT DAY shipping within USA.
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The very first glimpse of AI run-out intelligence

LowRight
dreamache said:
Traditional pool table lights that are centered over the table (and relatively low) won't work.

Either your own even lighting around the table, or ideally a perimeter light (purchased new or DIY'd) is the best option.
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Gotcha. That makes sense. But, unfortunately, it will probably limit your sales since many will not replace their lights to use your system.
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Cue Order

Hail Mary Shot
dendweller said:
I'm referring strictly to whether or not speed causes more spin on the ball. Dr Dave says it does, he's done the tests. Seems like common sense to me.
That's not to say every shot should be hit hard, in golf or pool. Control of how far it draws in pool is difficult and an asset, as is drawing it a table length when you need it.
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speed? oh definitely as you try to offset the momentum of the cueball sliding backspin further.
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