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What price range are you selling your cues in?
Apologies if you've already said but there's to many pages to read through the lot
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is it just me or does this thread have two extra pages that I cant get in to?
and I post this message and they disappear, ?
yep, and nice wenge
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How much for the wengi cue brings back memories of the first cues I ever made.
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im happier than a jugglers nuts mick, to hear your mates rocking with a cue i carved out.
hope he produces some magic with this new bit of furniture on the weekend
cheers mate nice read
Originally Posted by old school View PostThis is a follow up to post # 95 . I used to own Cue No 1 & Cue No 2 , but one of my team mates " borrowed " Cue No 2 and I wont be getting it back . He comes from a snooker background and was looking for a cue to use for English pool instead of his snooker cue , " try this " , I foolishly said . His comment was " it plays and feels the same as my snooker cue , effortless , cue ball control " and that was that . I cant deny him the chance to play with it . The cue is not perfect , splices are not millimetre perfect , but it hits the ball really well and has perfect taper and balance . The cue is going on holiday this weekend to the National Inter League Finals at Yarmouth , it also happens to be the World Qualifiers as well , thats how much confidence my friend has in this cue . For a completely hand planed , well balanced , perfectly tapered and above all a fantastic playing cue , I stole this when I bought it , my apologies to " j6uk " , you deserve to do well if you decide to make this a low volume business and for the record I AM KEEPING CUE NO 1 .Last edited by j6uk; 19 April 2015, 02:41 PM.
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Would be much better with a badge on it , imo !! something like: J6 Handmade Cues !!! no offens to his work though, ,,,,
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This is a follow up to post # 95 . I used to own Cue No 1 & Cue No 2 , but one of my team mates " borrowed " Cue No 2 and I wont be getting it back . He comes from a snooker background and was looking for a cue to use for English pool instead of his snooker cue , " try this " , I foolishly said . His comment was " it plays and feels the same as my snooker cue , effortless , cue ball control " and that was that . I cant deny him the chance to play with it . The cue is not perfect , splices are not millimetre perfect , but it hits the ball really well and has perfect taper and balance . The cue is going on holiday this weekend to the National Inter League Finals at Yarmouth , it also happens to be the World Qualifiers as well , thats how much confidence my friend has in this cue . For a completely hand planed , well balanced , perfectly tapered and above all a fantastic playing cue , I stole this when I bought it , my apologies to " j6uk " , you deserve to do well if you decide to make this a low volume business and for the record I AM KEEPING CUE NO 1 .
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cue specs were:
58
9.5
29
15.5
17.5bp
this cue looked great but it came up very light with the odd defect as i worked into the splicings to get them even.
im sure someone out there would have liked the cue but for me and my estimations i wasn't prepared to take it back to the jig and rework it, so there was only one thing for it so i could move on
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yeah like that pattern. shame we don't see the colorful cues of yesteryear
Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostThey called it the Welsh Dragon, also used by Mike Wooldridge on occasion, see here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1515573565...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Posti don't know the name of that design but iv worked on a few peradons with that same look
very grand
so your still gutting our beautiful workmans clubs?
Not sure what you mean about the clubs ??
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