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Yeah, if watch the video of his collection. You can see it there with many others, he used. Including another jessie he used at the US Open in 95 where he lost to pearce in the final.

Joey, How did that jessie cue, compare to the balance of the other ones, he shot with? I'm guessing you seen him alot over the years.

Yeah, he was known to switch cues. He did it at start of the match, if you find the full video, That judd must have been one he really liked, along with his jessie cue. Against Toshikawa in the quarters. The commentary pick up on that!

Dr dave, This is one of my favourites of his.on his 9 rack run 1999. It looks simple, but there's not much room for the bank.he made several big shorts in that match.

Thanks Dr dave, That selection was brilliant!!! He will always go down as the best,

Taking the balance point a bit further up also works, All the cues that felt best for me, are Foward balanced.20'' from butt cap, works for me. I played with 2 cues, at different weights. One 21.85oz and one at 18.65oz even though, one is alot heavier than the other. Because the balance is in...

The more you do it, the easier it gets, when the pressures on you. Developing the right attitude is the key, I believe. And every one gets nervous. It's just how you handle it. just enjoy the ride!! That's the most important thing. No matter the outcome, you will keep coming back.

Yeah, that video needs it's own thread. I watched it, some months back. Underlines how pure he can, cue through the ball. Wobbley summed it up well.

These threads of yours, are getting more crazy, the more I read. Why would, you want everybody to play the same, no two players are the same, sure you can incorporate some aspects of another players game, into yours. Unless you have there mind, experience. You ain't going to play the same...

Grey ghost, thank you for the correction. I always thought that. I remember hearing back 2002, one of the taipei players using an Ash jump cue, and the question was asked why, the answer the commentar gave, was its stiffer and lighter. At least half of it, was right😅

The last moori I used, where very good. Thay seem to be making quality tips again.

I just meant, all the best are using Ash, have done for a long time. Everyone coming through In the game, most likely will use ash. Agree with you, about CF i doudt it would ever work, with snooker. Most players use a one piece. Or a 3/4 cue.

No as garczer said, its more tradition.ash is stiffer than maple. The arrows or the chevrons in the wood. Are used for sighting or aiming.thay are around 8.5 to 9.5 in diameter. Hendry won all his 7 worlds with an old powerglide maple cue. He had since he was 12. Unfortunately it got smashed...

I was going by your reply to joey. Asking cf snooker cues or billiard cues? I think Ash will always be for snooker. You do see maple, but not very many.

You ever seen a snooker player use one?

ginacue, made a cue for each of the Rat Pack. Sinatra, Sammy davis, Dean martin.

Triangle for me, if you can find a good one. Or a moori medium.

OK thanks, I didn't read that properly. I thought from his post, asking for real points. He was looking for a maker from overseas. On a $300 budget.

As joey said, your best bet is j and j. http://www.jjcue.com/ There are meny other sites too, with similar stock. From your price range, if you go a bit higher, mezz build some nice cues.

Yeah, that wasn't right. The way he was treated. Easily top of the money list. Just unfortunate, he didn't get the chances he deserved!