Just a passing comment about cue making vids on Youtube.

[fan-tum]

Entertaining and relaxing to those of us who appreciate craftsmanship. Check out Studiotronics especially.

 

[garczar]

Entertaining and relaxing to those of us who appreciate craftsmanship. Check out Studiotronics especially.

If you're gonna mention YT toss out some links to the vids.

 

[Vahmurka]

If you're gonna mention YT toss out some links to the vids.

YouTube --> Search --> "cue building/ cue making". Gets you plenty of results, mostly Asian cuemakers of various trade. Studiotronics is the name of yt channel.

(No offense, but asking for direct video links reminds me of a good old 'Let Me Google This For You')

 

[Cornerman]

YouTube --> Search --> "cue building/ cue making". Gets you plenty of results, mostly Asian cuemakers of various trade. Studiotronics is the name of yt channel.

(No offense, but asking for direct video links reminds me of a good old 'Let Me Google This For You')

Yeah, but some videos suck. So if someone actually like something, a link would be very appropriate.

 

[chenjy9]

I own the Purity cue from Studiotronics

 

[Vahmurka]

I'm yet to watch this, but this is one of the latest, only 3 weeks in. And already hit millions of views. Therefore, must be worth watching, I guess

 

[Benelli]

Studio Tronics videos are some of the best cue-making videos on YT. No BS audio, no annoying EDM background music.

Just woodworking, cool equipment, and a stunning attention to detail.

These videos are great for reminding me why I will NEVER make a cue...

See all his videos here!

 

[Jimmy_Betmore]

Bob Dzuricky's videos are on point too. Pretty short in comparison to the ones Studiotronics has put out. But very good nonetheless.

https://www.youtube.com/@dzcues