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Pool Cue Tip Maintenance

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Summary: The tip of a pool cue requires a certain amount of maintenance. Get expert tips and advice from a certified pool instructor in this free pool instructional video.

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By Roger Long
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Roger Long has been playing billiards for over 40 years. He has competed in billiards for about 25 years. Long has been a certified instructor since 1993 while owner/operator of Cue...read more

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"To wrap up our segment on the tips, now. What I mentioned earlier, that you'll want to keep a constant curvature to your tip. Whichever you like the best, either a nickel curvature or a dime curvature. The best way to do that is, actually, take it to a professional who can put it on his lathe and make the curvature just right for you. Or, there's a more economical and better way to do that yourself and that's with one of the multi tip tools that they've got on the market now a days. There are all kinds of things available, for years people have used a half round file where they just take the file and rub it across the top and slowly put the curvature in there. But in recent years there have been tools made that will just automatically put the curvature in there that you want. For instance, these two here, happen to be a couple of my favorites. This one here will give you the curvature of either a dime or a nickel, this one here, a dime or a nickel, depending on the way that it's designed. The neat thing about these tools is they come with a gage that you can put right up to your tip and see whether or not and see whether or not it is conforming to the curvature that you need. And then, the indented portion of it right here, with the abrasive that it's got in it, as you use that over the top, it will automatically give you the curvature that you like."

eHow Article: Pool Cue Tip Maintenance

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