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Ordered online yesterday no problem.

He makes cue building look easy. His talent as a beginner is amazing. His basics playing pool need a little fine tuning.

You are correct. Tom Hofstedt signed Huf to his cues and caricatues. He also played piano and sang. A very interesting man. Left us in 2018.

I was playing a famous player in a tourney in Missoula. He cued up very close to the cue ball. He had told me years before he did it because his stroke was not perfect.On this day he was playing with an altered state of mind. Partying all not and not sleeping. I called foul twice as his tip...

I believe the change came about because too many people called the cues moochee.

For many years yours was the accepted one. At some point, maybe in the 90s your friends choice was presented as correct.

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I've always said that is what movie theatres are for. If you are playing go watch a movie and clear your mind.

And he CAN play some mean 14.1!

It can be done with the right equipment. Most rings can be duplicated. It would have to something special to not be able to copy.

Spray the pocket liners with Armorall. May solve the mystery.

You hit on the key word. Practice. Doctors, Lawyers, and Pool Players all practice their trade.

It is anodized aluminum shaft. Original ferrule was phenolic. All from Boeing surplus.

This is old school. Beauty that is never outdated!

Some woods have grain that call for the Where's Waldo approach.

Black carbon paper could work also. Haven't tried it yet.

Remembered another possibility. Try a craft store or hobby shop and pick up some gold leaf. It will leave a fine line. Lay on cue and sign over it with a ball point pen.

It is aluminum

Russ was a machinest at Boeing. His son Bill is still active in the Seattle area building cues. The four numbers near the joint are the last four of the SSN the cue was made for.

Good press for pool through charity can help the game reach new heights. Players are very generous when it comes to helping others.