Brilliant new cue case.

[DeanH]

looks like the inside is the Cue Craft liners
Looks very nice but the weight could put many off.
also can I have one without the camera-image on the top

[badasshunter]

Correct Dean, it is a cue craft liner inside!

[gazza147]

Definately Different!! Good Looking Case fair play but Stainless Steel i guess wont be cheap and alot of time making it aswell i would have thought.


Gaz.

[DeanH]

Correct Dean, it is a cue craft liner inside!

cant go wrong with them
I recently relined several old cases and I just love their new felt/foam combo

[jonnylovessn8ker]

My thoughts are that if you are going to go all the way, don't make it just about being made of stainless steel. As far as I can tell, it is just your cue craft case with a slightly different material.

Brushed finished and leather/suede interiors to make it a better product. Use better hinges and catches, make those stainless steel if possible. If not, at least use the ones that leather case makers use.

Another thought is storage cases. You know how Yanks put a million cues into a big case? With the rigidity of stainless steel, might be well worth a try.

My view is that if most of us hold multiple cues but only use one as a playing cue, either we put them in a cue cabinet and hang them, or just put them all in song single storage case. The latter method saves a lot of space, money and cleaning (when the many cases accumulate dust) and saves the effort to find that one cue.

[luke-h]

Looks nice, but again the weight, how easy it is to accidentally scratch. I would have liked to see this type of case with a brushed steel effect.

[Catch 22]

Looks great .

[stejohn]

definitely a cue case for James Bond!

[badasshunter]

It will scratch fairly easy if you drop it ect like, the weight can be lowered with the right material but will always be heavier than an ally 1, This was just an idea I had as wanted to be different to everyone else in my pool league. I'm working on a mk2 for myself at the moment

[badasshunter]

May be willing to sell if a sensible offer came in, blood sweat and tears went into this aswell as a fair bit of cash!