Some good companies that make decent quality snooker cues are the Peradon snooker cues. I have had and still have a lot of their cues even if I don't use them as much these days. They are high quality and always hand made. I really don't like the machine made cues since they have the tendency to feel like machine made. They don't have the warmth of a hand-made and they don't have the uniqueness. A cue maker always leaves his identity on the cue. They give everything they have and you can feel the experience built in decades of snooker playing and making the cues. That is a profession that I will propably go into during my retirement days. That would be a good way to give something back to the community.

What kind of different snooker cue cases are there? I have stubled upon this question a few times before. And someone looking for the answer should think about the following. What kind of snooker cues are ther? One piece, two piece, three piece and four piece. The cases are all built for one or two of these cues. Usually the three piece cases can carry a four piece cue also. The two piece cases are very popular as you can basically fit any kind of cue in there. Exept of course the one piece. The one piece cues are not meant to be carried around and you can't find the anywhere else but in the snooker halls. They would easily be damaged during transportation so there is no sense in building a case for them. And they would not fit in a car anyway.