A great idea for your pool stick is to keep chalk on the tip to ensure good traction. Find out some tips for using pool sticks from a master-level billiards instructor in this free video on pool sticks.
Expert: Randy Goetticher
Contact: www.poolschool.info
Bio: Randy Goettlicher is one of the founding members of the Cue-Tech team and is a master level instructor as certified by the Billiard Congress of America (BCA).
Filmmaker: Gary Franks
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I was looking at getting a new pool stick. I saw a fiberglass one, but dont really know anything about them. I have a Mcdermott now, but saw a fiberglass one that I really like. If anyone can give me the pros and cons to fiberglass cues, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
The feel of graphite and fiberglass cues have been criticized by the pool playing community for being very bad in that they are harder to maintain (compared to wood cues) and feel stiff. Because of this, they are usually used as break cues. If the fiberglass or graphite on a cue is scratched, it is rendered unrepairable. Also, after some use, the materials become very glossy and thus not as smooth as they were originally.
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But first its the material they are made from.???
Now what kind of shot will warp a wooden stick
Which Pro player uses a Tit Crap stick or a trick shot artist that is worth a S–
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i have 3 pool sticks and 2 cases and i want to sell tme were can i sell them at plz help
I would go to a pool hall and see if they are in need of new sticks. Don’t take them inside just look around and see what theirs look like. Maybe a pawn shop would be interested in them too?
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im wondering if anyone know’s where i could find some blueprints on making a pool sticks. it sounds like a fun project.
if it was that easy i would do that. i just need to know how to balance the wieght out threwout the stick, what kinda of wood is the best, the typical dimensions of a pool stick. and i need a lathe.
That would be tough but people do make custom cues. Try looking up Custom Cues or call Mullers or some place like that. If it turns out good than maybe you could start your own cue brand
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Cue, cue stick or pool cue in general terms. Some snooker players will refer to their cue as a "snooker" cue because of the demensions of the shaft. The ones who play billiards (no pockets) refer to them as "billiard" cues again because of the demension of the "stick" itself and taper of the shaft.
A common question around the pool rooms is "…what cha shootin with?" Most would respond with the name brand or name of the cue maker.
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