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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In my opinion I don't think it would be possible, as cues are machined on a lathe using straight grained timber. A piece of timber that has warped through age or change in atmospheric conditions would have to be re-machined, which is clearly impossible with a snooker cue.
I may be wrong though, I am just going on my experience as a wood machinist.
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