I have a question, sounds dumb, but something I have always wondered, if a cuemaker is making 2 cues, one a basic design with no points, and the other a very detailed one with floating points or whatever, will they both hit the same?
Cue Question...????
- Thread starter OnePocketKing
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There will be a differance in the hit, if the cuemakers is using differant woods. Sometimes you can use the same woods in both of the cues your speaking of, and they will still hit differently because of the inlays. Anytime, anytime, you cut a female pocket into the forarm of a cue, and add a different male counter part of wood or ivory, and or other inlay products, it changes the structure of the original wood.
Of course it changes the hit. You can build 2 cues from the same blank and they will hit differently, sometimes they hit close to the same. But never the same. It's impossible for them to play the same. Close, but not the same. A good cuemaker can make them play pretty darn close. This only comes with time and lots of experience.
blud
Of course it changes the hit. You can build 2 cues from the same blank and they will hit differently, sometimes they hit close to the same. But never the same. It's impossible for them to play the same. Close, but not the same. A good cuemaker can make them play pretty darn close. This only comes with time and lots of experience.
blud
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dr. Jun Villon
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if what Blud says is true, and it probably is, then cues are like women! they may look the same but they never are! Love it or leave it.
