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Yep that will need sorting so £20 can be knocked of the asking price if you are considering to make an offer."I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postouch, already short at 56", so any alterations to bring ferrule to snooker standard and clean will take it to 55" ish
I would knock more than £20 off the asking price
maybe worth it for the Far East market
It's a pool cue, it doesn't need to be long. And in any case, no-one needs a 58'' cue, even if they're 6ft tall, if they have a correct BtB.
The gap: fill it with plastic wood. Tape the ferrule and the shaft first. 5min job.
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Far East tend to go for 55" cues, hence my comment.
I know it is currently a pool spec due to the poor ferrule job, but it is common that a snooker spec cue (not necessarily 58" but longer than 56" ) makes more pennies, hence my comment.
I did not think this was difficult, I apologies to you if it was.Up the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postouch, already short at 56", so any alterations to bring ferrule to snooker standard and clean will take it to 55" ish
I would knock more than £20 off the asking price
maybe worth it for the Far East market
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Don't understand why someone would pay out good money for a Trevor White cue then get a butcher job done on the ferrule. Some good cue makers will taper and fit a ferrule and retip it for £25-£30 it's not much considering the value of the cue.
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postgood thought
not that it would bother me, as I doubt I have every owned a cue a thin walled ferrule :shrug:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/13165...1151662&crdt=0
Or buy a 300mm length of model makers thich walled brass tube.
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Originally Posted by bigandyg View PostDon't see any problem a simple ferrule replacement to the size of the wood no length lost or taper needed.This is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
https://youtu.be/yqTGtwOpHu8
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If you want to replace the ferrule, then buy a bigger one. Put some plastic wood around the existing tenon and fit the new one while the plastic wood is 1/3 set but still pliable. You could also use plumber's epoxy to so the same job, though plastic wood is closer to the density of wood. Adding a thick-walled ferrule will ruin the cue and make the CB throw a lot, not something TW would have wanted I'm guessing.
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