**Post Pictures of your cue!**

[narl]

Will try and get a pic or 2 of my snakewood stick tomorrow.

[Jamiestant]

Please do, I’m absolutely loving this forum

[Jamiestant]

Please do, I’m absolutely loving this forum

[Jamiestant]

Here’s a picture of my original TW made in 2001

https://ibb.co/qMS46g5

[narl]

23.5 inch butt, 20.5 ounces 58" 9.5 tip

[fkhan]

Nice cue. Which make is it?

[narl]

Nice cue. Which make is it?

Dean Jones, badge says "ultimate cobra" which is fitting for the wood used

Even the minibutt is snakewood which i wasn't expecting

[Jamiestant]

Looks great. I love a heavy cue.

[narl]

Looks great. I love a heavy cue.

Some players are of the opinion anything over 19 is too heavy, all depends if you feel comfortable with it or not.

[Jamiestant]

Absolutely, I’m playing with a 21oz at the moment. You’re right, it’s all about what’s right for you.

[narl]

Absolutely, I’m playing with a 21oz at the moment. You’re right, it’s all about what’s right for you.

Also seen some talk that if you cue straight with a heavier cue it's more likely to stay straight throughout the shot as opposed to lighter cues where it doesn't take much to knock them off. Not really sure how much truth there is to that, though i suppose if you take mass into consideration it's going to take more to shift a 20 oz cue offline than a 16oz for example.

[Jamiestant]

Yes I’ve heard that. Not sure but for me it’s all about the feel. I like to feel the weight and for me it feels like the weight of the cue helps the flow of the stroke.

We’re all different

[sanman]

am gonna post some pics of my snakewood cue on here.

23.5 inch butt, 20.5 ounces 58" 9.5 tip

[Stevie1]

Nice cue who made it ,?

[Stevie1]

Sorry just saw last post Haha