Cue making resource

[Outlander]

Hi.

I'd like to learn more about cue making so I can be a more informed buyer.

There are a lot terms used to describe cues for sale that I'm not 100% sure I fully understand.

Looking for recommendations on where to learn some of the ins and outs of cue making. Anybody got suggestions on books, web sites, videos, etc?

Thanks.

Victor

 

[JTs cuerepair]

everywhere

As far as books , I would recommend, Cue building from Chris Hightower, As far as everything else , I don't know, Ebay, Google, Utube,

 

[Chopdoc]

The cue makers forum here on AZB.

Hint: use the search function before asking any questions.

I think I have read everything posted there over the years.



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[classiccues]

Hi.

I'd like to learn more about cue making so I can be a more informed buyer.

There are a lot terms used to describe cues for sale that I'm not 100% sure I fully understand.

Looking for recommendations on where to learn some of the ins and outs of cue making. Anybody got suggestions on books, web sites, videos, etc?

Thanks.

Victor

There is a 20 dollar book called the Pool Cue Book.. by Steve Mayhew.. it is very good for the beginner. I have a few if you're interested...

JV

 

[Type79]

There is a 20 dollar book called the Pool Cue Book.. by Steve Mayhew.. it is very good for the beginner. I have a few if you're interested...

JV

I would agree with this recommendation. This book is very basic and easy to understand. For some odd reason it overlooked as a resource.

 

[IGR1]

See Bob Dzuricky's web page and YouTube channel. A lot of info there.

 

[Outlander]

See Bob Dzuricky's web page and YouTube channel. A lot of info there.

Have been viewing both. There is a lot of info and he presents it well. Have not found an explanation for the CNC software he uses. I like his videos and web site.