j6 cue stories

[j6uk]

Nice!!!!!!!!

yeah not bad. got lots of vibe to it. didnt get on with the tip though' you now how i like my hard nilis

[matthias]

Nice!!!!!!!!

[j6uk]

cue renew review


57.25
10
29.5
17bp
16.8oz


https://youtu.be/RVE9K8UiDKM

[j6uk]

Can't recommend j6uk more to anyone making a good trusty playing cue at a very affordable price for keepers. He sure knows his snooker, which in turn helps tremendously in making a cue to your choice and liking based on what kind of playing cue and specs you want. He is definitely the man to go for that personal touch and constant customer service to ensure he gets what you want.

Is this the cue that I should be looking at Jason? Cheers

thanks for that m8.. no no that cue is being weighted. be looking end of next week till thats on the table

I will Jason and after working my way through the thread over the last week or so I think all the endorsements and praise you get are well deserved. I build hifi speakers for people but my woodworking skills are limited to 25mm ply, a circular saw and a router with a couple of home made jigs. I know how hard wood can be to work with so respect the workmanship that goes into a cue. I might, in a year or two, buy a hand plane and some less than perfect wood and have a go myself at getting a cue shape out of a plank, firstly to see if I have a remote chance of achieving it and secondly to see if I want to build my own at some point. The pleasure and pride wrought from building and using something you made by hand is massive, my current speakers have been in my system three times longer than any commercially made ones I've owned in the past.

yeah as you well know when you have a passion for something youll go to any lengths.. be interesting to see what your up to at some point des.

[Despearce]

thanks des appreciate the post, and when your ready get back and i can put something together for you..


until then this will be the next cue to hit the table

I will Jason and after working my way through the thread over the last week or so I think all the endorsements and praise you get are well deserved. I build hifi speakers for people but my woodworking skills are limited to 25mm ply, a circular saw and a router with a couple of home made jigs. I know how hard wood can be to work with so respect the workmanship that goes into a cue. I might, in a year or two, buy a hand plane and some less than perfect wood and have a go myself at getting a cue shape out of a plank, firstly to see if I have a remote chance of achieving it and secondly to see if I want to build my own at some point. The pleasure and pride wrought from building and using something you made by hand is massive, my current speakers have been in my system three times longer than any commercially made ones I've owned in the past.

[winphenom]

thanks des appreciate the post, and when your ready get back and i can put something together for you..


until then this will be the next cue to hit the table

Can't recommend j6uk more to anyone making a good trusty playing cue at a very affordable price for keepers. He sure knows his snooker, which in turn helps tremendously in making a cue to your choice and liking based on what kind of playing cue and specs you want. He is definitely the man to go for that personal touch and constant customer service to ensure he gets what you want.

Is this the cue that I should be looking at Jason? Cheers

[j6uk]

I really like the way you work Jason, the fact that you test each shaft, before going further into the more time consuming finishing stage, fills me with confidence. A player of your ability will have a better idea of how well the shaft plays than most, I understand the balance and feel is personal but a good hitting shaft is surely the only starting point for a decent cue.

In fact I'm so impressed that, once I feel I will commit to playing on a very regular basis, I'm going to place an order with you, keep up the good work!

thanks des appreciate the post, and when your ready get back and i can put something together for you..


until then this will be the next cue to hit the table

[Despearce]

I really like the way you work Jason, the fact that you test each shaft, before going further into the more time consuming finishing stage, fills me with confidence. A player of your ability will have a better idea of how well the shaft plays than most, I understand the balance and feel is personal but a good hitting shaft is surely the only starting point for a decent cue.

In fact I'm so impressed that, once I feel I will commit to playing on a very regular basis, I'm going to place an order with you, keep up the good work!

[j6uk]

cheers geordie, glad your feeling this cue more and your getting a few good results.

Have you had a hit with this cue J? Interested to see how it plays with it being pretty blank.

Its this cue before i respliced it. https://youtu.be/tUvaSfOFZT8ttl

[itsnoteasy]

Have you had a hit with this cue J? Interested to see how it plays with it being pretty blank.

[j6uk]

Got a new cue from Jason recently and i'm well impressed, the first one was to light but this one is perfect, i had been struggling but I've been beating one of my teammates in practice who is a lot better than me and tonight i used it in a league game for the first time and i won comfortably, top work J!

cheers geordie, glad your feeling this cue more and your getting a few good results.

[GeordieDS]

Got a new cue from Jason recently and i'm well impressed, the first one was to light but this one is perfect, i had been struggling but I've been beating one of my teammates in practice who is a lot better than me and tonight i used it in a league game for the first time and i won comfortably, top work J!

[winphenom]

cheers win, i might have to think about a pay rise for you

Hahaha.....good one there Jason......would prefer you to send over good cues to me instead of a pay rise. Haha...
Cheers Jason.

[Erwan_BZH]

You're right Jason!

[j6uk]

Round of applause here !!!
Fantastic spirit

spirit is maintained by only concentrating on what im doing in the workshop and not the real business of producing cues

LOL, he's right though, credit where credit is due.

ps. you have my paypal acount right. hahahaha

cant give everyone a rise right now matt i got wood to buy..