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Bookmark or Share- CRBN cue thoughts or experience | AzBilliards ForumsI have one of the crowd funded first shipped cues. Packaging was very nice, almost on par with Cuetec. Cue came with an extension and joint protectors as well as a weigh kit. Cue fit and finish is very nice. Extension that was included is very light. It does attach with a plastic/polymer thread so we will see how well it holds up.
- New pool room: The Crooked Cue, Colorado Springs, COAramith ball sets. Measles cue balls. Two tray Diamond ball polisher. When you play on the 10', you get a Brunswick Centennial ball set with an Aramith red label cue ball. Classy. Friendly players and staff. Hours: 11am-1:30am every day $3/hr 11am - 5pm
- Best way to seal/finish cue? - AzBilliards ForumsWiping down a cue with acetone, alcohol, or mineral spirits is not always a good idea. On bare wood, you can wipe the oils from dark wood into the light wood and permanently stain it. I did that on my second cue and never wiped another one. On finish a residue can prevent the next coat of finish from sticking properly.
- Value of my Meucci? | AzBilliards ForumsAs to value, if it is acceptably straight ( this can be subjective, everyone seems to have their own cue straightness definition) - does each section roll perfectly flat on a perfectly flat surface- does it sight straight when assembled, etc. etc. --- probably a range of $250 to $400 on the high end. Ask $400 or so - see what offers you receive.
- "Big" Cue Collectors | Page 4 | AzBilliards ForumsMake smart choices, I always will reference my friend who asked my opinion on two 2500-dollar cues. I recommended one, he went the other way because it was fancier.. well that did not work out for him. He chose a McDaniel ivory dagger cue, over Barry Szamboti's 200th cue which was a plain titlist.
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