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  • #16
    Almost 1/3 of the cue is triangular with three rounded edges the tip however is round like any other cue tip if you go to www.amazon.co.uk search tricues you can zoom in on the cue

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    • #17
      Originally Posted by RGCirencester View Post
      neither pages work for me
      Originally Posted by stan-mullin View Post
      No problems viewing the site, nice simple layout, easy to buy and pay.

      Good selection of retailers too, can't comment on the concept until I've tried it.
      very strange ... both sites give "IE cannot display this page" for me too ... I'm using IE8 ...

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      • #18
        Originally Posted by RGCirencester View Post
        Am I the only one that can't access the site???
        Yes
        You are blocked because the owner does not like you.
        www.AuroraCues.com

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        • #19
          Theres a video in the reviews secion of this page
          http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tricues-piec...3163429&sr=8-1
          sigpic A Truly Beakerific Long Pot Sir!

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          • #20
            Originally Posted by RGCirencester View Post
            Am I the only one that can't access the site???

            IE8 doesn't let me and firefox says:
            Firefox can't find the server at www.tricues.co.uk.

            Both tell me it doesn't existed???
            Working fine for me.

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            • #21
              Can you show us a picture here?
              Is the front section triangular, but then the tip is round?
              Or is the front round but then the bridge area is triangular?
              I am sorry I just cannot quite understand it still, after zooming in on Amazon and watching the video.
              Good to see you seem ot have a nice retail network already in place.
              Thank you.
              www.AuroraCues.com

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              • #22
                Originally Posted by poolqjunkie View Post
                Can you show us a picture here?
                Is the front section triangular, but then the tip is round?
                Or is the front round but then the bridge area is triangular?
                I am sorry I just cannot quite understand it still, after zooming in on Amazon and watching the video.
                Good to see you seem ot have a nice retail network already in place.
                Thank you.
                Isn't it just a slightly triangular shaped shaft/cue lol

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                • #23
                  yes the tricue is just sligntly shaped with 3 round edges

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                  • #24
                    I am usually all for innovation, gravity cues etc.,
                    I have doubts about this one though. How the hell can you patent this?

                    All you have done is shape the cue into a triangle V. We could take any old cue and do this ourselves...not that I would.

                    :snooker:

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                    • #25
                      Originally Posted by 1lawyer View Post
                      I am usually all for innovation, gravity cues etc.,
                      I have doubts about this one though. How the hell can you patent this?
                      :
                      the same reason why anybody can patent anything, apply :P. People can patent helmets cams. What stops any of us buying a helmet and just strapping a camera on it

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                      • #26
                        Anyone has the right to shape a piece of wood how they want....so anyone could do this with a cue if they wanted.
                        I cant see them giving a patent for this but I may be wrong.

                        What is the patent number? I will look it up at company house tomorrow see if this is correct.

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                        • #27
                          Originally Posted by 1lawyer View Post
                          Anyone has the right to shape a piece of wood how they want....so anyone could do this with a cue if they wanted.
                          I cant see them giving a patent for this but I may be wrong.
                          lol that's the whole point of a patent, to stop people doing it. Nothing stopped people making dyson-esque hoovers till dyson got the patent. If he didn't patent it, someone else would have made the same and his market share would have fallen

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                          • #28
                            Originally Posted by 1lawyer View Post
                            I am usually all for innovation, gravity cues etc.,
                            I have doubts about this one though. How the hell can you patent this?

                            All you have done is shape the cue into a triangle V. We could take any old cue and do this ourselves...not that I would.

                            :snooker:

                            I am the same over innovation, the gravity cue is a great idea which I am sure will be a big seller.

                            This one is nice and simple and I am sure over the years people have made alterations to their own cues similar to this.

                            But they have already sold 1000's, impressive :snooker:

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                            • #29
                              Simple and interesting concept.

                              If the V-shape butt nestled in the crook of your finger wouldn't it enforce
                              more of a gliding level along a rail feeling to the cue stroke?

                              Anyone tried this?



                              =o)

                              Noel

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                              • #30
                                Urquhart- Dykes & Lord uk patent 2322808 for snooker/ pool cues

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