New Steve Serna Merry Widow Cue--Crotch Mexican Cocobolo--From The Cohen Shop

Serna 2502. Steve Serna (worked with Ariel Carmeli, now Eddie Cohen) 58" figured Mexican crotch cocobolo merry widow cue with multiple black/white/copper deco ringsets at all positions. Black bison leather wrap. Flat face 3/8-10 pin joint. 2 shafts 13mm, 5/8" linen melamine ferrules, One shaft is maple (3.55 oz.) and the other is roasted maple (3.53 oz.) with medium UltraSkin layered tips. Black Delrin joint protector set included as shown. The cue weighs 18.99/ 19.01 oz. with a 19-1/4" balance. No weight bolt. The price is $1,595.00 Goods and Services PayPal, Visa or Mastercard shipped 3-day UPS in CONUSA (or $1,547.00 Zelle). No trades or other offers. USA sales only funded from USA. Sales tax in California. superiorcues.com. Long time trusted seller.
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3D Printed One Pocket Ball Rack

It's easier than getting them out of the ball tray the houseman gives you, because you can reach your fingers behind the ball. However, you do have to carry the balls a few at a time (or risk dropping if more) to get them back to the table.
Perhaps an add on product for transport :-) Would love to see what you come up with. This was a really cool design and I enjoyed reading your breakdown of the choices on this one.

The CARBON FIBER Shaft With the LEAST Cue Ball DEFLECTION

Couple comments on Z's splitting...

I've had the same issue. I had Z-1's, Z-2's, 314-1's (1" ferrule, pre-cats, post cats), 314-2's. (never had the -3's). Maybe 15 of them in total since 1999 when I got my first one. I might have had 5 or 6 split, from normal play, not abuse. Both Z's and 314's split on me.

One really good thing about the Revo's is they squirt the same, but they are way stronger. They also never get dings.

Predator really revolutionized the whole cue market twice. First with the 314, then with the Revo.

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