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pool cues
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PITTSBURGH STEELERS POOL CUE, NEW
$89.99 |
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16 Pieces Of Blue Diamond Premium high end Pool Cue & Billiard Chalk Brand New
$45.89 |
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MCDERMOTT G201 G-CORE SHAFT POOL CUE 15% OFF - WE WILL MATCH ANYONES BEST DEAL
$208.25 |
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3 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$2.73 |
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25 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$14.19 |
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1 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIP AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$1.68 |
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LUCASI LL30 LADIES POOL CUE WITH FREE SNEAKY-PETE CUE AND 2x2 HARD TUBE CASE!!
$285.00 |
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50 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - 1 BOX OF 50 TIPS
$23.09 |
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5 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$3.76 |
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10 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$6.37 |
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Riley Billards 56" Maple Wood Pool Stick/Cue-Brand New
$49.99 |
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2 LE PRO 13.50 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$2.20 |
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10 Billiards Pool Snooker Cue Shooters 3 Fingers Gloves
$1.58 |
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New OB-1 Pool Cue Model 308 - Curly Maple/Ebony - w/Wrap -Free Ship & Joint Caps
$480.25 |
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POOL SNOOKER BILLIARD CUE POWERGLIDE Trick Blue Tournament Pool Cue
$53.93 |
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3 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$2.73 |
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25 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$14.19 |
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25 Black Wizard Leather Pool Cue Tip - M - New, Exclusive
$143.90 |
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5 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$3.76 |
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10 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$6.37 |
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1 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIP AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$1.68 |
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50 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - 1 BOX OF 50 TIPS
$23.09 |
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LUCASI LEX30 POOL CUE COMBO WITH FREE SNEAKY-PETE CUE, 2x2 CASE & TIP SCUFFER!!
$380.00 |
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2 LE PRO 14.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$2.20 |
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NEW Players PHX-USR Pool Cue Shaft - UniLoc Blk/Silver Pool Cue Shaft - Kamui
$95.99 |
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1 LE PRO 13.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIP AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$1.62 |
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1 LE PRO 15.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIP AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$1.74 |
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50 LE PRO 15.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - 1 BOX OF 50 TIPS
$30.51 |
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2 LE PRO 15.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$2.32 |
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5 LE PRO 15.00 MM POOL CUE BILLIARD TIPS AKA LE PROFESSIONEL - NEW
$4.05 |
Pool Cues?
I have a pool cue stick that i like very much, and the only convenient thing for me to do today is to leave it in my car for 9 hours. With the outside temperature at about 35 degrees, is it possibly hazardous to leave my cue in the car that long.
I’m speaking of course about whether it’s bad for the wood in my cue.
Thanks!
Keep in mind your cue is like a delicate musical instrument. Treat it like one. It is just fine to play the hell out of it, like violinists do, when they perform. They carefully take the violin out of its case, guard it when they aren’t actually playing and carefully return it to its case when they finish. They don’t prop it up against a wall, thump it on the floor, or toss it on a table. You should do the same. Keep your cue stored carefully when you aren’t performing. Store it in a solid case in an upright position away from heat and air conditioning vents. Don’t keep your cue in a damp basement or a hot attic. And, try not to give it prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. It doesn’t take as much as you might think to warp a shaft. Leaning the cue up against a wall overnight may be enough to do it. Even a shaft left long enough on a flat surface can eventually warp. The butt can also warp. The ideal temperature range for a cue is 68 to 72 degrees with modest humidity.
There are about a dozen different materials in a typical two-piece cue. All of those materials expand and contract differently with heat and cold. The constant expanding and contracting is largely responsible for components of a cue being eventually felt through the finish. The finish is also worn down over time just by handleing and playing with a cue. Taking it out of a case, putting it back in the case, cleaning the cue, in short every time it is touched the finish is being worn down. Metal rings are a particular problem. Because metal will expand and contract more readily than the other materials in a cue. Moisture, or humidity, is another cue killer. Most materials will absorb water and they swell when they do. The various results of exposure to temperature extremes alone can be severe. Joints become brittle and lose, rings poke through a previously smooth finish, inlays pop up and the finish separates from the surface of the wood. Unless you are going to hermatically seal the cue in a temperature and humidity controlled enviornment all you can do is slow down the process. All brass and silver rings on RAVEN cues have been recessed to allow additional undercoat and finish to cover them. We’ve done all we can do to prevent them from being felt through the finish. Almost every cue with metal rings will eventually develope that problem.
