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Might be a good DIY project..."This is the first laser-guided regulation-sized pool cue. When activated, the harmless visible laser provides a precise guide for lining up the perfect shot with pinpoint accuracy. The touch sensor on/off switch features both manual and automatic shut-off to preserve battery life. The set includes a 58" two-piece cue with a secure microfiber grip and an aluminum joint and ferrule..." [via] Link.
The Laser Guided Pool Cue
Might be a good DIY project..."This is the first laser-guided regulation-sized pool cue. When activated, the harmless visible laser provides a precise guide for lining up the perfect shot with pinpoint accuracy. The touch sensor on/off switch features both manual and automatic shut-off to preserve battery life. The set includes a 58" two-piece cue with a secure microfiber grip and an aluminum joint and ferrule..." [via] Link.
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Nov 19, 2005 09:21 AM
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Looks interesting if you had eyesight problems or may be a begginer could get better quicker
Now a laser guided ball would be interesting also
I would like one of these if it could warm coffee, too
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Looks interesting if you had eyesight problems or may be a begginer could get better quicker
Now a laser guided ball would be interesting also lol
I would like one of these if it could warm coffee, too
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