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Specific gravity of aluminum is 2.7, hard maple is .62 Now, you can vary the weight wildly since using aluminum you have the option of using tubing as opposed to a solid maple core, but what do you gain by giving up the mass that holds rigidity? I don't see a gain, but who knows, eh?

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I used to go to Fast Eddies for the tournaments, good room with good food as well. Chris Hightowers book is the best info out there to get started in cue work.

Do you even play pool?

heavy more than anything else, probably not much beyond that actually

Buste is not even close to tall and does it every shot.

can we do 9 ball next?

Because it's easier than aiming with the top, which is the only other place that is true center of the cueball,,,,,,,,,,,, but pay more attention and you'll notice most of those shots dont top or reverse,,,,,,,,, because they don't actually hit it down there.

Well it is different, I remember playing with aluminum k-mart cues as a kid.

What are you trying to accomplish?

Honestly I usually avoid them.

Did you ask them? Tell them you are a computer scientist doing scientific research.

you know Mosconi retired in 1966

that may help if you were to set them all up the same way, but you can't do that.

riiiggghhhttt!!!!!!!!!!!

you don't realize I'm certain, but there are literally billions of possible scenarios

omg

As I said before the large industrial lathes are overkill for cue making, especially if you are a true custom repair guy that may or may not make a few complete cues on occasion. I have built quite a few complete cues on a modify Todd cue repair lathe. The Mid America lathes are so easy to...

Most of them run on 3 phase power which most people do not have access to. They are serious overkill for basic cue maintenance and light repair.

I don't think you can.