Cue Craft Sabre cue??

[rightoncue89]

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[DeanH]

Yep seen that joint before and my guess is 80s.
Will have a look when I get home to check. -- You need to be registered to read the rest of this thread, To become a member, Click HERE --

[CueAntW147]

Sure it's the 90's dot to dot joint, a good idea in theory, but in my experience the joint doesn't age well lots of wood has to be bored out to fit th

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[DeanH]

I recognise it as a friend had one but can't pin down when got it to late 80s or early 90s (getting old ya know!) -- You need to be registered to read the rest of this thread, To become a member, Click HERE --

[CueAntW147]

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[vmax]

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[DeanH]

my friend's was a 1/2, as 3/4 where not that common, if not non-existent, back then -- You need to be registered to read the rest of this thread, To become a member, Click HERE --

[bigandyg]

Used these Cuecraft joints for years and never had trouble with them.

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[Dave Walton]

Had a few cues with those joints and a couple have went wrong, good reason why no one uses them anymore.

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[Ninja.cues]

They were used in the 80's-90's and a few makers used them cue craft was one that used them.
If looked after, they are fine but some went wrong

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