Analysis of the Composition of a Billiard Cue

Tip: The part of the cue that contacts the ball during a stroke. It is made of high-quality leather. Joint: Made of plastic or metal, it connects the wooden shaft to the tip and protects the cue.

The best way to store your cue is in a cue case.

The best way to store a cue is in a cue case, which provides excellent protection for the cue.

The purpose of adding weight to a billiard cue is to adjust its center of gravity and achieve the specified weight.

The purpose of adding weight to a billiard cue is to adjust its center of gravity and achieve the specified weight. High‑quality wood cues—such as those with ebony shafts and handles—are more likely to have their center of gravity shifted by the addition of ebony. Since the wood itself can often meet the required weight, additional weighting is unnecessary. To cut costs, some manufacturers opt for inferior wood and produce substandard cues. When too much material is used and the wood turns out to be excessively light, they must insert a thick iron weight of at least 10 centimeters inside. As a result, these cues end up being light at the tip and heavy at the butt, leading to an overly light bridge and an overly heavy backhand during play. For this reason, premium cues typically do not include added weights.

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