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Thanks for the update! So, it seems it's highly probably 'normal' for the Hybrid cues to have the LC logo - which goes directly against what Cue & Case advised. You think they'd know their own products better :confused:

Just an update for anyone who is interested or may be reading this after buying a Lucasi Hybid cue... As above, Cue & Case (owner of Lucasi) have confirmed that they do not manufacture Hybrid cues that have an LC logo on the shaft. LC logo's are only on shafts that are sold seperately. The...

Yes, that's a good point. If you have requested a non-standard Hybrid shaft option then I guess it should come with an LC logo, at least based upon what Cue & Case have said. In theory that would then leave them with a leftover standard Hybrid shaft that has LH logo. And if they then sell that...

That would be great if you could let me know once you receive it! I haven't played the cue yet actually. I wanted to know what the situation was with this logo thing before I started using it. And we have two big projects on the go currently and so it's been a little forgotten amongst the...

Wow, that's not good :confused:

Hi everyone! Has anyone here bought a Lucasi Hybrid cue in the last year or so? If so, did your cue come with an LC (Lucasi Custom) logo on the shaft despite being a Lucasi Hybrid cue? Trying to clear up some confusion here as we recently bought an Lucasi Hybrid LHC97 which arrived with an LH...

Thank you, Jack! Keep them coming please...

The WPA have minimum and maximum size specifications for both round and diamond shaped targets... https://wpapool.com/equipment-specifications/#Rail-and-Cushion "The sights may be round (between 7/16 [11.11 mm] and ½ inch [12.7 mm] in diameter) or diamond-shaped (between 1 x 7/16 [25.4 x 11.11...

Yes, I was considering that also, but not essential to the research I'm doing currently. I did note the WPA spec on that gap actually, and it definitely would be interesting to see how many tables actually have that spec. But for this, I'm looking to collate Sight Sizes. Noted almost 200 people...

Hey guys Need some help with a project... Basically, I need to collect some data about the most common pool table sight sizes, just need to know: 1) Make/model/size of table? 2) Round or diamond shaped sights? 3) Sight size? I'll start for an example: Brunswick Heirloom 9ft, Circles, 1/2"...

Thank you, much appreciated (y) We're putting a lot of time and effort into our cue reviews and trying to do something a little different, so that's a big thank you for your kind words! We've also done reviews on the Sledgehammer by McDermott which is live already, as are our reviews on the...

We recently did a full in-depth video review of the Stinger Jump & Break Cue by McDermott. As a break cue it's fairly average, but we found it to be a very capable jump cue and had a lot of fun testing it out! If of interest:

Again, a bit odd? Did your response come from a aramith/saluc email address? My communication is not with a rep, but a member of senior management who I communicate with regularly. Look, I'm not trying to prove anyone right or wrong here or start any arguments, just wanted to throw out some...

Just a few weeks ago actually. I am in regular contact with Aramith, so the information will still be current and correct :)

Yes, that is odd and somewhat in direct contradiction to what I have discussed in some detail directly with Aramith, Both the Tournament and Aramith Pro sets use the same resin (Aramith Pro) and the Duramith is a special process that is applied to the Aramith Pro resin during production, just...

Yes, with 100% certainty on this. The red Pro Cup spotted ball that is sold seperately is NEVER Duramith. There is a version of the red spotted ball that IS Duramith and that's the one that comes in the Tournament TV set. I have spoken to Aramith on this in some detail, and they have confirmed...

Sorry to hijack this post a touch, not completely related but was really interested to hear from someone with experience in table set up for professional tournaments (realcobraking)... I always assumed that Diamond tables in pro competitions would be the 9 foot single piece slates rather than 3...

Being British (originally) it has to be: Playing: Pool Watching (TV): Snooker You probably won't meet many guys (or gals!) in the UK who have never had a few games of casual pool in the pub over the years. EVERYONE has played Pool at sometime or another. But playing snooker is FAR rarer. They...