Cue tip chalk retention system

Cutlery – Billiard cue trimmer

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30366, B27L 900

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048674460

ABSTRACT:
A cue tip chalk retention system wherein openings are formed on cue tip surfaces and chalk is rubbed into the openings. The openings are formed with a penetrating device comprising a housing with a cavity containing multiple outwardly extending pin members. The pin members have a base portion secured to the cavity lower region and a free end portion located in the cavity upper region. The free end portion includes an exposed pointed end which is used to cleanly penetrate the cue tip surfaces and form the desired chalk retention openings.

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