Hand held cue guide with an adjustable handle for playing billiards games
OwnerEduardo Roberto Gomezinventor
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Abstract
The invention presents a hand held guide for cue shaft with an adjustable handle for playing billiard games. The guide comprises an elongated “V”-shaped guide containing said adjustable handle at least one axis that allow the pieces forming the axis to articulate up to 180 degrees. In addition, the handle contains at least one adjustable grip and the elongated “V”-shaped guide contains at least one concave groove to place the index finger or the middle finger when the person using the guide performs a closed bridge to wrap the guide.
Claims28
A hand held guide for a cue shaft used to strike a cue ball comprising:
- a cue guide with an adjustable handle for playing billiard games, wherein the cue guide is an elongated “V”-shaped guide and the adjustable handle is made of an inferior piece and a superior piece that are joined by a match of crests that extend between the inferior piece and the superior piece, wherein the crests are secured by an adjustable screw, and wherein the superior piece is joined to the cue guide by the match of crests extended from the superior piece to the cue guide, and wherein the crests are secured by a screw;
- wherein said adjustable handle has at least one axis that allows the adjustable handle to articulate up to 180 degrees separately from the “V”-shaped guide of the cue guide.
A hand held guide for a cue shaft used to strike a cue ball comprising:
- a cue guide with an adjustable handle for playing billiard games, wherein the cue guide is an elongated “V”-shaped guide,
- wherein the cue guide and the adjustable handle are joined by a match of crests that extend between the adjustable handle and the elongated “V”-shaped guide, wherein the crests are secured by an adjustable screw;
- wherein said adjustable handle has at least one axis that allows the “V”-shaped guide of the cue guide to articulate about the adjustable handle up to 180 degrees.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.