Cue craft.

[JC_snooker_37]

I got this from eBay for £36 + 5 postage.
really please with it.
Im going to change the tip. 10mm 18.5oz

[JC_snooker_37]

https://ibb.co/FxbHDNC

https://i.ibb.co/989ZrzS/IMG-20210904-133745031.jpg

[JC_snooker_37]

[Cue crafty]

Bagged a bargain there. First cue or just a change?

[JC_snooker_37]

Just a change. My first cue was a cue craft maverick that came free when joining the pool club. Then I got a carbon English eight ball cue.
I've not been playing snooker long before lock down. I started with a very cheap no brand one which was useless. Then I ordered a used Abby billiards cue off someone... Which I didn't like either.
Then I ordered a cue soul from Amazon. Which is a good cue but I didn't expect it to be varnished. (My dad has one that isn't varnished and a lot higher quality than mine.)

So when I saw thing it seemed like a very good upgrade for the price. It really does feel like a good bit of wood.

[JC_snooker_37]

The cue butt is from the cheap nasty cue. I used it for some slice experiments.

[JC_snooker_37]

I've put an elk on the cuecraft as a temp tip. I've got an ADR lamb skin coming in the post.

[fkhan]

I've put an elk on the cuecraft as a temp tip. I've got an ADR lamb skin coming in the post.

The ADR pressed tip is the best. My favourite atleast.

[JC_snooker_37]

The ADR pressed tip is the best. My favourite atleast.

Good to hear. I've tried a few random layered tips. Didn't really get on with them. Much prefer elk master and century tips.
really looking forward to trying it.