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Q: How to Make a Pool Cue?
A: You can make a pool cue with a lathe. Attach the piece of wood to the lathe, and turn out the cue. You can make the cue in two halves, connected with a screw in... Read More »

Q: Who Makes the Best Pool Cue?
A: This has a lot to do with preference and most pros have theirs custom made anyway. The top four are Viking, Predator, Meucci, and Schon. Read More »

Q: How to Scuff a Pool Cue.
A: 1. Check that the tip is rounded to the proper contour. Most pool players prefer their tips rounded to the contour of either a nickel or a dime. 2. Determine wh... Read More »

Q: How to Pick Pool Cues.
A: 1. Look at the cue tip when picking off the rack. If the tip is cracked, bent, chipped or flat, then dismiss the cue altogether. Choose a cue that has a well ro... Read More »

Q: How to Hold a Pool Cue.
A: 1. Hold the pool cue at your hip. Place one hand at the point on the stick close to the rear where it is balanced. There will usually be tape there. Place your ... Read More »