Microfiber Cloth
Microfiber Towel
Moosehead Bridge
Tip Tapper
Sir Joseph Glove
Purell
Pocket Marker Plus
Microfiber Towel
Moosehead Bridge
Tip Tapper
Sir Joseph Glove
Purell
Pocket Marker Plus
What are your most, and least favorite Cue accessories
- Thread starter DrawShotKing
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Things I love:
Tip pik
1200 grit sandpaper
Things I hate, or I think are non-neccesary/useless
joint protectors
cue holders
That cone chalk shit that makes the table look like someone powdered a baby's ass on it
Tip pik
1200 grit sandpaper
Things I hate, or I think are non-neccesary/useless
joint protectors
cue holders
That cone chalk shit that makes the table look like someone powdered a baby's ass on it
kingwang said:
It makes a mess of the table and you hands. It annoys me also.
Here's the contents of my case:
2 pieces of blue Masters chalk (used to carry more but I keep giving it away!)
Various bits of sandpaper.
Magic Eraser.
Superglue gel.
Dallas Stars 2004 playoff towel.
Bottle of Tylenol/Ibuprofen.
Pen & paper.
My game (I'm convinced it stays in the bag sometimes!)
2 pieces of blue Masters chalk (used to carry more but I keep giving it away!)
Various bits of sandpaper.
Magic Eraser.
Superglue gel.
Dallas Stars 2004 playoff towel.
Bottle of Tylenol/Ibuprofen.
Pen & paper.
My game (I'm convinced it stays in the bag sometimes!)
Favorite: Microfiber towel. I have about 12 of them in my closet ready to go.
Second best would be my Q-Smooth sheets and piece of leather equally. I use them about once every two or three weeks to keep my shafts glass-smooth.
Least favorite: A tie between hard bridge heads (dent your shaft!!!) and baby powder. I don't want it to smell like I'm playing a baby, get some real talc you bum!
Second best would be my Q-Smooth sheets and piece of leather equally. I use them about once every two or three weeks to keep my shafts glass-smooth.
Least favorite: A tie between hard bridge heads (dent your shaft!!!) and baby powder. I don't want it to smell like I'm playing a baby, get some real talc you bum!
crappoolguy said:
Good answer + GREEN Rep for you.
Tried to Rep you back Hook but they wouldn't let me yet. I guess I have not been a busy repper bee like you.CaptainHook said:Good answer + GREEN Rep for you.
Worst yet is chalk upside down in the wet spot on the side table.
Rackem Luvs his pocket chalker and own brown masters.
Tip-pik also gets my vote.
Moosehead Bridgehead as well
Willard shaper is always on my key chain. Not so much for my cue but I sell production cues and need to get them ready to go for people.
Accessories
Eye drops
Excedrin Extra Strength (for lower back pain)
Couple of new pieces of blue Master chalk
One good cigar.
Eye drops
Excedrin Extra Strength (for lower back pain)
Couple of new pieces of blue Master chalk
One good cigar.
Something i did not consider when this thread started, but a power bar, granola bar. etc., will be in mine for now on. I did not shoot in our last league night till last , around 11:15. I had last eaten at 5:30. I'm of light build and get shakey when I don't eat. Maybe I'm a little hypo-glycemic , but sure enough about half way through my match my hands got a bit shakey , enough to through my game off and install thoughts of doubt.
I'm going to throw out the Q-Wiz for worst. I believe it said I don't have to worry about taking off material with it, but when I used it on my shaft, even using light pressure, the damn thing came off WHITE, on the dark brown rough side. I'm pretty sure that's taking off material.
For the best tool, I'm going to throw out any kind of long handle rounded metal shaper. Currently, I have a Sandman. But even the Tweeten 9" metal shaper, where you put the strips of sandpaper in, I thought that was fantastic. I think the sandpaper that comes with the Tweeten one is a bit coarse, however. The Sandman eliminates this problem, as it does not use sandpaper.
For the best tool, I'm going to throw out any kind of long handle rounded metal shaper. Currently, I have a Sandman. But even the Tweeten 9" metal shaper, where you put the strips of sandpaper in, I thought that was fantastic. I think the sandpaper that comes with the Tweeten one is a bit coarse, however. The Sandman eliminates this problem, as it does not use sandpaper.