Two piece portable rest.

[Tim65]

Does anyone know if it's possible to buy a two piece portable rest? The sort of thing I have in mind would be mid-jointed & slightly shorter than an average cue.It would have a removeable head with a full metal-to-metal joint & ideally have different inter-changeable rest heads - i.e. cross head & spider.

[the lone wolf]

How to build a portable rest.
1. Buy one brass rest of your choice.
2. Buy the cheapest two piece you can find - usually around a fiver
3. Screw rest onto the ferrule end of the cue until tight.

NOTE:
Removing tip from cue is optional
:snooker:

[jonny66]

You can but one of those portable rest head things, it just pushes onto a cue. A mate of mine has one but he lives in Germany and he mainly plays American pool. No idea where he got it, but have a look at some more pool orientated websites. IMO this thing is better than a crosshead rest, since you can put your cue lower for screw shots.

[matthias]

a bit pricey but has all the heights, just slips over any cue

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pc-...4-14fc2edf1229

[jonny66]

https://www.amazon.com/Cue-Case-Sale.../dp/B00B7Q36PC

That's the one my mate has, even pricier, lol. Nice piece of kit though.

[DeanH]

Two piece portable rest.

ADR recently showed something very similar.
Easier to put something like this in your case than a 2pc with two brass rest heads

[matthias]

here it is
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...ht=competition

maybe we have the full price spectrum now, lol

[matthias]

https://www.amazon.com/Cue-Case-Sale.../dp/B00B7Q36PC

That's the one my mate has, even pricier, lol. Nice piece of kit though.

with that one, you will never use your hand again, :biggrin-new:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTSYG8MuS9g

[Big Splash!]

ADR recently showed something very similar.
Easier to put something like this in your case than a 2pc with two brass rest heads

Why not just use the rests supplied by the club or comp, as the pros do? Oh look, there's a spider under the table! LOL

[DeanH]

Two piece portable rest.

I have one of those Q-rite thingies in my case for years and only used it twice - advantageously I might add. Nice to have but still use the supplied rests
When necessary I tend not to use the swan-neck but the extended spider - cue less likely to jump out of the slot