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Have a Lucasi cue & the shaft is slightly warped. Is it still playable? Thanks!

This includes me! So, whom are the good players here outside of Pro players?

Are these outlawed everywhere? Any one know if they are still legal in some leques? Is jumping the cue ball outlawed as well with a phenolic tip? Thanks!

Thank the Lord it was under a 100 bucks! It just disapered after the out for delivery notice. I hope they find the CAD & fire him on the spot! UPS takes its sweet old time to investigate as well. Its been 6 days & nothing yet!!

I think I get it. The Pro Player wants a hard tip to prevent unwanted spin on the cue ball. This to me seems fine. Is there a trade off? Like a downside to this?

Its a cheap cue with some kind of cheap leather tip. I used Tweetens 10 minute cement & the tip flew off the next day on a few breaks. I used Duco Cement next & the tip flew off again. I would like some readily available glue you can get at the hardware store or walmart. Thanks!

Is there a reason for a wrap either linen or leather? I have several cues with linen/leather wraps & some without. I really do not notice any difference when playing. Are wraps just cosmetic or do they serve some purpose I am not aware of?

Any difference here or just the color of the wood preference? Thanks!

I want the shaft tube & the butt tube to go all the way down unlike some that go 1/3 of the way down. I would like a large accessory pouch. No velcro crud only plastic zippers. Anything out there?

Anyone make them? I have 8 & 9 ball keychain ones but, cannot find a 7 ball one.

I noticed that Joss uses the 5/16 x 14 instead of the 5/16 x 18 joint. What is the reason for this? Just curious.

I went to gilbertcues.com & got a Warning stating the site had software harmful to my computer. I left & checked out other sites. Anyone know what is going on? I wonder if Mr. Gilbert is aware of this? It was a scary warning.:confused:

I am talking around 20 & 21 oz weighted butts. I read that the slightly more heavy ones improve your stroke. Any clues here? :confused:

Its a Mcdermott cue. I read bee wax & chapstick work to lube the wood. How about Carmex which is mainly bee wax? The pin goes in smooth until the last half inch & then its a Bear to crank it down all the way & uncrank it for take down. Any advise is appreciated. Thanks!

I Googled & came up dry. Are they still in business?:confused:

I have read two conflicting versions. The first was to place the tip on the table & roll the butt on the rail. The next was to put the butt on the table & roll the cue tip on the rail. Anyone know which is correct or something better? Please keep in mind most players don't have access to a...

I don't think this is normal. What say you all? It only happens when hit hard.:confused::eek::eek:

This guy I know & a good player always uses a one piece cue. I asked him why & he stated that no matter what joint is used it will have a small amount of play in the joint when shot hard. Anyone know if this is true?

Anyone know if its screw in like Joss or just press fitted? Whats the best method to remove it? Thanks!:confused:

This device has really helped my stroke & showed my flaws in my stroke. Worth every penny IMO. I was missing the 3rd Eye & Joe sent me one at no cost! This device shows you if your stroke is off to the left or right. It shows you where dead center ball is on the cueball. Guess what? My aim was...