Recent content by Cuebuddy

That begs the question. Is it sideways(safe) Or one of the ends?(danger) Cuebuddy>>> Fat end or chalk?

I would up size it a little for him. You know....staying proportional.

Thanks for the update Eric. Last year they promoted in Denver but I don't think they are returning this year. At least I can't find a date. Good luck in KC>

He is good at not moving much, during and just after the shot. I am impressed.

The adhesives are what I would be most concerned about. And there are more than just the tip glue. As far as the carbon fiber I am not sure but I would lay odds that it will be happier that wood.

Well done! Keep them coming Brian.

Or possibly someone like myself who has built less than ten full size cues and they were all simple. Certainly is not info out there. There is guy with that name on FB and it looks like he plays pool.

I bet it was made for a player with that name, and not the builder.

Pay up, you may never miss again!

I am a big fan of Gerson, but after watching that match against David Alcaide I noticed that Gerson seemed nervy. While David seemed relaxed and looked like he was enjoying himself. I have not seen the Spaniard smiling during a match in a long time.

Greg has been a regular here for quite awhile. I don't know him but have heard he drinks Baileys from a shoe.

Got to be that Colorado connection :cool:

Maybe try and play shape? Sounds like that might be the only thing that is not like the previous shots. Pick an easy spot to get to after potting the eight and shoot with that spot in mind for the cue ball.

Wraps are like many other things with pool cues. To myself I couldn't care less if a cue is wrapped or not. I played for years with wrap-less cues. Before that I played for years with Irish linen on the handles. Currently I am using a cue with Leather, I guess it is the part of the cue that I...

This is the One Armed Bandit that I watched.