Do I need a longer cue?

[DeanH]

Please do

Where should i post it as most is not about cues....

There is a sub-forum section called Off Topic Chat that would be ideal for this
I am sure no one will mind other carpentry related photos, with a few 'cue in progress' or 'cue repair' photos thrown in now and then:biggrin:

[Ninja.cues]

There is a sub-forum section called Off Topic Chat that would be ideal for this
I am sure no one will mind other carpentry related photos, with a few 'cue in progress' or 'cue repair' photos thrown in now and then:biggrin:

Will I have just finished a cue and will try to add you to the other topic..

[Ninja.cues]

There is a sub-forum section called Off Topic Chat that would be ideal for this
I am sure no one will mind other carpentry related photos, with a few 'cue in progress' or 'cue repair' photos thrown in now and then:biggrin:

Hi Dean,

Here is the one I've just finished..

[jrc750]

Hi Dean,

Here is the one I've just finished..

Obviously just an optical illusion but looks like butt gets fatter
Design is a bit unusual

[Ninja.cues]

Obviously just an optical illusion but looks like butt gets fatter
Design is a bit unusual

I see what you mean about the butt and yes it's an optical illusion.
For someone i know and wanted something different..

[Ranjit]

Mate buy a new cue. Woods cues do up to 62 inches

[Byrom]

A cue length is something personal.

I think it depends on your cue action and technique - eg. bridge length and where you hold on a cue and arm length. Mark Selby is quite tall has a long bridge at times yet his cue is 57 inches long. This is good enough for most people in my opinion. Learning to get more compact is better than compensating for technique by getting a longer cue but its up to the individual.

[Ninja.cues]

Mate buy a new cue. Woods cues do up to 62 inches

Buying a new one maybe the rest options but may well play very different..

[TooDark]

A cue length is something personal.

I think it depends on your cue action and technique - eg. bridge length and where you hold on a cue and arm length. Mark Selby is quite tall has a long bridge at times yet his cue is 57 inches long. This is good enough for most people in my opinion. Learning to get more compact is better than compensating for technique by getting a longer cue but its up to the individual.

Pretty sure his cue is 58" long.

[Byrom]

Pretty sure his cue is 58" long.

Nope its 57