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LoveToKnow: Antique Billiard Cues
Pool cues come in many different types, but antique billiard cues
are perfect for a collector or someone who wants a personalized cue
that really stands out from the crowd. You'll also want to learn
more about
which cue sticks are collectible and even about an amazing
Brunswick antique pool table to go with that new pool cue. |
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Joss Pool Cues
These beautiful cues are great for both players and pool cue
collectors. The company has been in business for more than 40 years
and each cue is handmade by a father and son team. Get a complete
list of available
Joss cues, You'll also find cases, shafts, accessories and a
gallery of photographs of players and cues. |
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How to Choose a Pool Cue
Are you wondering how to choose the best pool cue for you? This
article goes into things you need to consider such as the wrap, the
length and the width of the pool cue. You will also learn more about
Viking pool cues. Get advice on how to play pool with articles
like
The Draw Shot,
How to Use Sidespin and
The Break. |
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Seybert's Billiard Supply
This site offers a really nice selection of
graphite pool cues. You'll find many different cue accessories,
such as tip tools, billiard gloves, chalk, joint protectors, cue
tips, brides and cue extensions. You'll also find
break and jump cues like the Jester Jump, Kaiser KJB2 Jump
Break, Pechauer, OKBK Outlaw and the Tiger Icebreaker. |
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Pool Cue Wood Types
When choosing pool cues, there are different types of wood that
must be considered. Some cues are made from softer woods than
others, making them heavier or lighter weight, depending upon the
type of wood used. You'll also find an article detailing what a
Hustler or Sneaky Pete pool cue is and the advantage of using
one. |
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Custom Pool Cues by Wayne
This custom pool cue maker has been creating beautiful cues since
the 70s. Learn about the
exotic woods he uses in creating his billiard cues. If you'd
like to see examples of some of the cues that have been created in
the past, check out the
custom cue gallery. While these particular cues are no longer
available, but have been sold to their respective owners, you can
get ideas for your own custom order. |
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How to Choose a Pool Cue
This article takes a look at several elements you'll want to look
for when choosing a pool cue, including the personality of the cue,
comfort of the grip and how much you can afford to spend. You'll
also want to read
How to Design Pool Cues and
How to Buy a Sneaky Pete Pool Cue. Once you've purchased a cue,
read
How to Choose Cue Racks. |
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Arnot Q Custom Cues
Another custom cue company, this one from West Palm Beach. One
thing that is kind of nice about this pool cue maker is that there
are cues listed that are
ready to ship today. If you are looking for a gift for a
collector or player and want to order immediately, this can be a
nice perk. You won't have to wait weeks and weeks for the pool cue
to be completed. Instead, it will ship very quickly. |
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What Pool Cues Are Made of
Today's pool cues are on the cutting edge of innovation. Learn
about the different materials pool cues are made out of, including
woods such as natural maple, ebony and red ivory. The article also
discusses why the type of wood is important. You'll also learn about
why and when to use a
pool cue case and pool cue chalk. |
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Viking Cues
Viking cues are well known in the pool playing circuits. Get
information on some of their more interesting styles, such as
mirrored-inlay cues and even Harley Davidson cues. Once you browse
through the galleries and get an idea of what you might like, go to
the
Viking dealer locator page to find a retail store near you. |
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Mechanics of a Pool Cue
Learn everything you ever wanted to know about pool cues,
including how they are made, what they are made of and how they are
put together. This article diagrams the different parts of a pool
cue. You'll also learn about the history of a pool cues. The early
pool cue was called a
mace, which was shaped more like a golf club. |
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Cheap Cues
If you're on a budget, then you'll want to check out this site for
the less expensive end. Whether you want to buy a cue for a
youngster and aren't sure they will stick with the sport, or you are
just tight on funds, you'll still find some really decent
pool cues on this site. You'll also find cue cases and other
pool cue accessories. |
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How to Care for a Cue
Once you've chosen the perfect pool cue, you'll want to make it
last a long time. This article outlines how to take care of a pool
cue. You'll even find tips like not to leave your cue in a hot or
cold car, because it can warp the cue. You'll also want to read
about
pool cue anatomy and get info on some
different woods used in cues. |
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Pool Cue Warehouse
You'll find many different pool cue brands at this site, including
Viking, Joss, CueTec, Predator, McDermott, Meucci and Schon. They
offer a 30-day money back guarantee and
free shipping if you spend $50 or more. You'll find some really
unique accessories, like a pink carrying case for female pool
players. |
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Cue Museum
Those who are true pool cue aficionados know that these pieces are
works of art. Many people collect both new and antique cues. You'll
get information on one of a kind pieces as well as cues from the
1920s and 1930s all the way up to today. You'll also get information
on resources for pool cue collectors. |
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McDermott Cue
Made by wood makers in Menomee Falls, Wisconsin. Learn more about
the
quality promises of McDermott. The company has been in business
since 1975. You can even view a video tour on the website to learn
more about their manufacturing process. |
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The American Cue Makers Association (ACA)
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ACA was formed in 1992 to focus on American cue makers. If you
are thinking you might want to try your hand at
making cues, you'll want to join this organization, which offers
many tips on cue making. They also offer an award called the
American Cue Maker of the Year and offer a Lifetime Achievement
Award. |
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Ozone Billiards
This site offers a huge selection of high quality pool cues. As an
added bonus, if you spend at least $50, you'll get
free shipping. Even if you spend less than $50, shipping is only
$5.95. Also, most of the cues that are over $50 come with a free
case. Between the free shipping and the free case, you'll save a
bundle through this site. |
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Billiard's Digest
A huge selection of
tips and hints on how to use a pool cool, which pool cue to buy
and other tips about playing billiards. You'll also get some insider
tips from pool playing pros on many different aspects of the game as
well as gaining access to blogs and Q & A sessions. |
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Predator Cues
Predator makes some truly unique and gorgeous pool cues with
exotic woods and inlays such as mother of pearl, grey pearl and
ebony. Learn about the
different shafts available with your cue. You'll also find
billiard cases, and accessories. You'll even find billiard towels to
help you keep your special edition cue in perfect shape. |
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