US2022088470A1PendingUtilityA1
Rocket Launcher Pool Cue Tech
Est. expiryFeb 12, 2040(~13.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Jonathan James Demet
A63D 15/08
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The Rocket Launcher billiards cue stick has a unique design that offers a particular outcome we will refer to as Follow Through Technology. The middle of the cue (not to be limited to the joint of the pool cue), is less in size than any previously used size, thus promoting a proper extended follow through without breaking a close handed bridge. This creates the best performance with more power and speed while maintaining control of the pool cue.NameCityStateCountryTypeDemet, Jonathan JamesAustinTexasUSA
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A billiards cue stick consists of: the outer diameter not exceeding 0.820 inches as measured with an accurate micrometer within +/−2″ from the middle (middle is the center of the total length from the ferrule of the cue stick to the very butt of the cue stick) of the cue stick for all cue sticks measuring up to and including 64 inches in length but discludes the use of an extension which alters a cue stick from its original length.
2 . A billiards cue stick consists of: a maximum 0.28 mm per inch average taper in diameter from the end of the ferrule to the middle of the cue stick (middle is the center of the total length from the ferrule of the cue stick to the very butt of the cue stick) for all cue sticks measuring up to and including 65 inches in length.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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