Show us your cubes.

[DaveM]

I think that I got as much as I could from this one.

 

[fastone371]

No chalk handy to photograph. I use the instep of the foot method to spin the cue and watch carefully, stopping when I get the first wisps of smoke distinguishable from the haze of blue chalk dust filling the air. Alternately, I spin until the chalk gets too hot to hold.

Hu

I like to put the cube on the ground and pinch it between my feet. Then I simply turn my cue upside down and twist it between my palms. I have found the extra weight of the cue on the cube adds a thicker layer of chalk. If I don't see a puff of blue floating away after every shot I know I didnt chalk well.

 

[9ballrob]

Here’s some of my cylinders.

 

[GoldCrown]

Smile Happy

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

I think that I got as much as I could from this one.
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Think there is a lot of use there, when it breaks in half, then I would trash mine that look similar.

 

[Johnny Rosato]

My mess. Maid ran off with the plummer......View attachment 670969

I would throw everyone as far as i could!

 

[David in FL]

I think that I got as much as I could from this one.
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Ok, but why?

 

[DaveK]

Here is mine, it's been in use for a week or two. When it gets worn to the extent that I can feel it "catching" when brushing on the chalk I leave it at the pool hall (where it is less used than 90% of the cubes in the box) and grab a new one. I buy it by the bag (of 12) for not much money locally at Goulds Home Recreation ... like they say: "chalk is cheap"

Dave

 

[ipoppa33]

 

[Lawnboy77]

I don’t know how you guys keep these so flat. I brush for the most part, I’m not a borer, but this is usually where they end up.


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[Lawnboy77]

And a couple of the more seasoned cubes. Just getting broke in!


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[GoldCrown]

Coolest cubes around.