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<p>New page: Where do you park your pool cue when you aren't playing? Well leaving it on top of the pool table can be an option but not really an alternative when you have a few of them, much better to...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Where do you park your pool cue when you aren't playing? Well leaving it on top of the pool table can be an option but not really an alternative when you have a few of them, much better to get yourself a pool cue rack. These come in a number of forms from the simple easy wall cue rack where you simply screw a base unit in the wall at a height of 1 ft to put the cues on in addition to a separate clip unit 3 ft possibly even directly above the bottom part unit to clip the cues into and you now have a neat simple unit to help park your cues. They normally are available in 4 or 6 cue units for the home and the pool halls have much larger ones to hold all their cues. That is the simplest and cheapest form associated with cue rack.<br />
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Another rung up on the pool cue rack stakes is the billiard cue stand, which is like an umbrella stand except it can be for cues. This can be a neat solution and they are available in some really nice designs. Perhaps not so great for the cues themselves as being the cue is not always perfectly upright depending on the model so is not so well protected from bending, but nevertheless it is an elegant solution and extremely popular.<br />
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The ultimate pool cue rack ought to be the purpose built full size wall rack that's like a wardrobe with regard to cues. Some are simply open but the top of the range racks have glass or wooden doors to boot and ooze elegance. They come in with $300 plus but if you want to make your games room jump out these will certainly try this for you and give it a custom made look as well.<br />
reference sites: [http://www.billiardsshark.com/cueracks-s/1814.htm cue rack]<br />
So there you have it as much as pool cue racks get, it is an essential accessory really, in order to maintain your cues straight and in good shape, just go for the one you like the look of or can afford.</div>Sat, 31 Mar 2012 05:58:24 GMTKeeneyRoberts68http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:KeeneyRoberts68