eBay Trevor White 1pc

[pdwhelan]

I'm not selling this cue, I want to swap for something else with slightly different specs. But I am setting a value of £400 for this cue, I know it would sell for that no problem but I need a cue to replace it straight away, so if you have a cue thats worth half, i'll accept the cue with cash up to my asking price.

I first bought this cue to use for 8ball and snooker, but I have left the pool team to concentrate on snooker. The snooker team at my local Rileys have got me to be captain of their team next season, So if i'm going to be playing more snooker then I want something slightly different thats suited more to snooker rather than pool.

This cue is no more than 8 months old and is brilliant, plays nice and has a good feel to it. It is in excellent condition except for a couple of little dings on the butt due to radiators close to the table.

Specs: (These won't be as accurate until I check them properly, I had an email from Trevor with the spec but I seemed to have lost it, I forgot what kind of woods are used in the splices)

1pc Ash
Length: 58"
Weight: 17.5oz
Ferrule: 9.25mm
Butt: 29mm or 30mm


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The specs I want:

Something of similar value but not old, has to be in perfect playing condition and straight.


1pc or 3/4 Ash
Length: 58"
Weight: 18.5 - 19oz
Ferrule: 9.5 - 9.7mm
Butt: 30mm

Not fussy about splices so anything considered as long as I like it.


Please no silly offers for the cue

Thanks

[dantuck_7]

If those are roughly the correct specs it'll be fine for snooker! If you think the tip is slightly too small around 9mm, just get it re-ferulled by Trevor to 9.7/9.8 - you'll lose a tiny bit of length.. If it aint broke....!

P.S - What is the type of wood on the lower splices?

[ADR147]

i have a plain TW at 9.6mm and 29.5mm 58" and 19oz.

[trigger666]

ive also got a plain tw at 9.8mm 29.5 - 58" 18oz if your interested

[pdwhelan]

If those are roughly the correct specs it'll be fine for snooker! If you think the tip is slightly too small around 9mm, just get it re-ferulled by Trevor to 9.7/9.8 - you'll lose a tiny bit of length.. If it aint broke....!

P.S - What is the type of wood on the lower splices?

Its the weight thats important aswell, I know they're not far off but losing length, weight to gain a bigger tip size isn't ideal and would throw the balance point off sllightly. I could have weight added on but thats just going to cost money which I don't have very much of. So its just easier to swap the cue.

I'm not sure what the woods are, I did have an email from Trevor with the exact specs but I've lost it. If Trevor is reading this and can remember making this cue then could you please email me the specs or post them on here for everyone to see.

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Adr that cue sounds tempting, could you email me some pictures to pdwhelan22@yahoo.co.uk Thanks

[MattCash]

I'm not sure what the woods are

P.S - What is the type of wood on the lower splices?

It's either Masur birch or Karelian birch

[pdwhelan]

Masur birch, that's the one, maple in-between them I think.

[DeanH]

It's either Masur birch or Karelian birch

FYI, Masur Birch and Karelian Birch are one and the same, a species of birch from the Karelia region of Finland.
Same as the splice on my Shelton
Which is also very close to your required specs
57.5, 9.5, 18.25, 29.5

[pdwhelan]

Well I have a few to choose from by the looks of it, will have to maybe make a deal with someone and if I can't then I will sell the cue for £400 (already been offered the money from a forum member). I will only accept money providing I have found something to buy otherwise the money will get spent on none snooker related things.

Thanks

[pdwhelan]

Cue now sold.


Thanks