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  • matthias
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    keeping busy

    nice score, are these special selected club cues? or all different old cues?

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  • j6uk
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    some quality vintage shafts available soon




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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by jbean1 View Post
    Dont normally do cue reviews but this deserved the credit its needed. the packaging it came in was ridiculously good! And after a couple of hours of it arriving i dropped everything and went hit a ball with it on both a snooker and pool table. Wow the shaft stiffness the balance point and all the other specs everything is perfect to what i wanted, it hits the ball incredibly well and the finish is unreal. It definatly plays well if not better than cues i have had from the more popular expensive cue makers, would definatly reccomend j6 to anybody whos in the market for there new 'fix' lol
    thats a very kind review jbean, and im happy to hear you like your new cue

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  • jbean1
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    fine sanded, oiled, burnished, and on its way













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    Dont normally do cue reviews but this deserved the credit its needed. the packaging it came in was ridiculously good! And after a couple of hours of it arriving i dropped everything and went hit a ball with it on both a snooker and pool table. Wow the shaft stiffness the balance point and all the other specs everything is perfect to what i wanted, it hits the ball incredibly well and the finish is unreal. It definatly plays well if not better than cues i have had from the more popular expensive cue makers, would definatly reccomend j6 to anybody whos in the market for there new 'fix' lol

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
    Nice stuff J keep it up.

    How are you judging what is your top shafts?

    Looks, firmness etc?
    a little of everything really, but looking a bit more into the wood now and starting to get a feel for the vibe from its structure

    Originally Posted by jimmymoller View Post
    I'll say this for you Jason hats off to you for actually trying out the cues you make. Most cuemakers new to it or not don't. How often you gone back to the workshop and altered something or other so it feels right?
    less and less with experience jimmy

    Originally Posted by Big Splash! View Post
    This shows the faker makers look like real dingos. Machines, machines, machines, then the hand made claim/badge conning the public. This guy proves it is possible to hand make something of quality, sell it fairly and keep a craft going. The others are just greedy capitalists looking at productivity numbers. This guy is keepin it real.
    and if its not real youll tell me wontya splash

    Originally Posted by jimmymoller View Post
    Till he becomes a pro that is then watch him rebottle £10 finishing oil spit in it and say the ingredients are a secret and flog it for £60 a litre just like many pro cue builders do.
    He could be worse mind, especially with his £15 pop bottle toca thingy.
    i dont think its in me to be a mugger. though the pop bottle tuca thingy or pbtt sounds catchy, make it 20 with a name like that

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  • jimmymoller
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    Till he becomes a pro that is then watch him rebottle £10 finishing oil spit in it and say the ingredients are a secret and flog it for £60 a litre just like many pro cue builders do.
    He could be worse mind, especially with his £15 pop bottle toca thingy.

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  • Big Splash!
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    Originally Posted by hoknavla View Post
    Nice work there! Good to see cues being handmade still!
    This shows the faker makers look like real dingos. Machines, machines, machines, then the hand made claim/badge conning the public. This guy proves it is possible to hand make something of quality, sell it fairly and keep a craft going. The others are just greedy capitalists looking at productivity numbers. This guy is keepin it real.
    Last edited by Big Splash!; 18 August 2016, 10:47 PM.

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  • jimmymoller
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    I'll say this for you Jason hats off to you for actually trying out the cues you make. Most cuemakers new to it or not don't. How often you gone back to the workshop and altered something or other so it feels right?

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  • Shockerz
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    Nice stuff J keep it up.

    How are you judging what is your top shafts?

    Looks, firmness etc?

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  • j6uk
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    some of my top-step select shafts getting ready for splice/ weighting


















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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by hoknavla View Post
    Nice work there! Good to see cues being handmade still!
    thanks for looking, im really enjoying learning the craft

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  • hoknavla
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    Nice work there! Good to see cues being handmade still!

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  • Shockerz
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    Originally Posted by piper74 View Post
    The packaging is excellent and shows the effort put in to protect the cue for shipment.

    I am impressed.
    That seems to be a reflection of the effort 'J' puts into most things, lots of thought.

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  • piper74
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    The packaging is excellent and shows the effort put in to protect the cue for shipment.

    I am impressed.

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  • mikeyd100
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    Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
    Yeah it looked so clean with great splicing from what you could see; must be a good feeling producing something like that with your own hands.
    For sure, I get a trip when I put a perfect tip on loool

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