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[Ramon]

nice maple shaft.

[Neil Taperell]

Really like the one on the left ...looks excellent .

[Stevie1]

Aww well least he has a nice table to play on pity about they old cues
Just kidding on they are all belters Andrew

[jrc750]

Here are Andrew Watt's rack cues

[lamsanjohn]

Stevie's new TW

very nice TW,

[Big Splash!]

You're honestly comparing 1 guy making cues to a whole load of people making cues?

He farms the squares out mate. Not that much difference to Phoenix making shafts (more than one pair of hands).

@Neil, you've definitely seen a Phoenix with 3 or 4 chevrons on here pal; sure of it!

[Stevie1]

Dead straight grain producing very few chevrons, a perfect ash shaft IMO. Takes a while to produce a shaft like that, great work Trevor and Stevie, you can longer blame your cue.

Thans pall its a stuning cue even Ronnies cue couldnt even make me play beter its only me can do it

[Stevie1]

That is a stunner , love only a few chevrons . Exactly how i like a cue.

Thanks neil pics dont do it justice

[Neil Taperell]

Any pics of a Phoenix Cue that a member owns , don't think that i've ever seen one in the flesh .

[narl]

Haha woodpusher, Phoenix produce shafts like that in bucket loads.

You're honestly comparing 1 guy making cues to a whole load of people making cues?

[Neil Taperell]

Personal preference [ i like Maximus cues ] but far too many chevrons on that cue for me . Much prefer the shaft on the TW .

[VillaGuy]

Yeah, that's a lovely looking one, as nice as you can get

[Big Splash!]

Amazing chevrons. There aren't many bits of timber that will produce 13 evenly spaced cherons.

How does it hit? Flex?

[Big Splash!]

Dead straight grain producing very few chevrons, a perfect ash shaft IMO. Takes a while to produce a shaft like that, great work Trevor and Stevie, you can longer blame your cue.

Haha woodpusher, Phoenix produce shafts like that in bucket loads.

[vmax4steve]

Dead straight grain producing very few chevrons, a perfect ash shaft IMO. Takes a while to produce a shaft like that, great work Trevor and Stevie, you can longer blame your cue.