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    i have a small selection of imported butt join and 1pc hand spliced cues for sale. all include free mini butt.

    the butts are lacquered and finished well. if you don't like lacquer, sand it off....

    shafts are not lacquered and are nice and smooth.

    they are unbranded and comparable to many good quality hand spliced cues.

    my honest opinion, overall they are very good value. the ash in particular is high quality straight grain. i'm sure some of you have paid more for lesser quality cues in the past...

    if you're looking for a decent cue at an affordable price, grab one now cos what you see is all i have.

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    The Cuefather.

    info@handmadecues.com

  • #2
    hi can i have the details on the 1 piece plain butt cue marked £75,length weith tip size shaft stiff or whippy also how much with postage
    Craftsman custom made cue
    57 inches
    17 ounces
    9 mil Wooldridge original supertip
    ash shaft plain ebony butt

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    • #3
      then specs for all the cues are around 57", 9.5mm, 29-29.5mm, 17-18oz.

      the shafts are all high quality stiff straight grain with nice arrows.
      The Cuefather.

      info@handmadecues.com

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      • #4
        guys, please appreciate that i do not have time to take individual pics of shafts. especially at those prices...

        you're gonna have to trust me that they're good. i would not offer them for sale if they were poor quality.

        if you need to choose specific grain you'll need to go to a shop and look round or order a custom made cue from a reputable cue maker (for a lot mor money)
        The Cuefather.

        info@handmadecues.com

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        • #5
          what sandpaper do i use to get rid of the lacquer
          thanks scott

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          • #6
            cloth backed is best, but expensive.

            try 120 until ALL the lacquer is gone, then 180, 240, 320, 400, 600.
            The Cuefather.

            info@handmadecues.com

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