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Item Details
Cue Holder Billiards And Snooker Set
ILC Reference NO 71:40:030
Item sourced from ILC TAS database
Short Description
A two unit set to act as support to steady a billiard cue in two places. The first unit supports the cue in the position where the hand would normally be placed. The second unit supports the cue at the edge of the table on the cushion.
Price Guide
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Features
The two units will fit into a pocket or hand bag when not in use. Aids the performance of player by stabilising cue. The first unit has a flat brass base which carries the vertical cue support. The vertical cue support has two parts with a screw adjustment to enable the height of the aide to be raised or lowered. The top section of the vertical cue support has a hole for the cue to lift the unit around the table when required. The base measures 5cm by 5cm (2" x 2").
The second unit incorporates a metal section which is shaped to give a choice of two heights for supporting the cue. It slips easily on and off the table by means of attached metal brackets. Suitable for people with use of only one arm and people with a tremor.
Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
TADTAS (FORMERLY TECHNICAL AID TO THE DISABLED),
, TAS
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