Cue Weight and Balance Modeling Computer Program For Sale

1 month bump

The weight and balance of a cue I just finished for a forum member, after final sanding, was within .05 ounces and .1 inches.

Sometimes its one of the unusual cues that is really helped with the program... the 62 inch cue, or an odd one like a cue with a SS joint collar and ebony front and the customer still wants a rear balance.
 
monthly bump

Bumpity bump, bump.

In addition to the primary purpose of the program, it is handy to have a complete set of specs for every cue built that was entered into the program.
 
more metric units bump

One of our international brethren asked about using metric units for the various measurements. I have now added metric units capability for densities, lengths, and diameters/tolerances. Grams was already an option for raw weights.
 
Its what you do with it- Eric Clapton

I have always know -you need to juggle ,wood -weight (-not just relying on all the cue densitys(being in your head. for little compoints etc- I will be just blowing a few (rookie builders tommorrow) with just how much they can learn!! and actually use the information to construct better Playing,looking cues. speak with ya soon. mark
 
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