How To Tip a Pool Cue: The Laymen's Guide
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.65 (546 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1410777316 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 132 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
If you are one of the many who knows little about the tools and methodology to do this, then this book is for you.. If you own a cue, you will need to know how to maintain your tip and how to replace it when the time comes. It provides an extensive review of over thirty types of tips that are available on the market today and will discuss the types, densities and sizes. To my knowledge, there has never been a book that brings together in one location all the information on billiard maintenance tools, ferrules and tips and provides six simplistic techniques for replacing a cue tip and making it stay on the cue. The "How To" and "When To" will be discussed in detail. This book reviews many of the popular maintenance tools on the market today. It discusses the various types of ferrules most commonly found on cues
He became familiar with cue manufacturers and was asked to evaluate cues by an importer. He read everything he could regarding the product lines and would attend billiard shows to assist the buyer in cue selections. . About the Author Through high school and college he spent time in the pool halls exposed to the game of pocket billiards. His knowledge and exposure to the business, manufacturers and people who knew, was the key to his success. As General Manager for a billiard retail store, he learned about cues and servicing them. Later in his retail career, he delivered and set up pool tables. After tipping thousands of cues manually, he was often asked how he was able to make the tips stay
Through high school and college he spent time in the pool halls exposed to the game of pocket billiards. . As General Manager for a billiard retail store, he learned about cues and servicing them. Later in his retail career, he delivered and set up pool tables. He became familiar with cue manufacturers and was asked to evaluate
Not worth the shipping Joseph R. Connell Not worth the shipping if the book was free. You could do better with the tool reviews just reading about them in Muellers or Ozone catalogs. If you know to use a super glue gel and remove the coating on the new tips, you already have all the book has to offer.. "useless" according to graynag. This book is so outdated and basic that it is of no value to anyone that I can think of.. Helpful book, especially if bought at a discount. Unlike the other two reviewers of this book who apparently are already very experienced in maintaining, repairing and replacing pool cue tips, I found this book helpful in several respects and not particularly dated since its publication in 2003. Its value to me was in its fairly comprehensive review and evaluation of the various maintenance/repair tools and materials (all still availabl