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ADR Is probably your best bet, a second hand cue maybe the way to go. It's very hard to get a British hand made cue in your range, just the cost of materials alone can't be far off the lower end.Originally Posted by fkhan View Post
Sorry quoted wrong post, never mind.This is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
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Yep, things have damn sure gone through the roof price wise in the last 18months alone.βͺ π΄π‘π’π€π΅πβ«π³οΈπComment
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I've only got one left at the moment before I start making more in the spring, about 18 shafts have been resting since last summer, and my prices are above entry level, ebay fees need to be offset, and it takes a long time to make a truly handmade cue from scratch unlike those who simply splice and badge an asian mass produced one.Originally Posted by Nifty50 View Post
I don't really make enough, about ten to fifteen a year, to consider it a business so I'm not really in the mix but thanks anyway π but I could easily go down the refurbishment route if anyone has an old one they want uplifted, something that's easy and quite rewarding in its own way.Speak up, you've got to speak up against the madness, you've got speak your mind if you dare
but don't try to get yourself elected, for if you do you'll have to cut your hairComment
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Thanks for the input, Iβve bought an TW cue today, really pleased with it, get to try it out tomorrow πComment
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If that's a Trevor White, we will love some pics please when you get the chance. Top top cue maker.βͺ π΄π‘π’π€π΅πβ«π³οΈπComment
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Ahh yes, but another good cue maker. IIRC Joe Johnson had one of his cues once.Originally Posted by D6VCL View Postβͺ π΄π‘π’π€π΅πβ«π³οΈπComment
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Yes Ray Reardon, John Higgins and John Parrot apparently all used his cues over the years, Tonyβs workshop is only 3 miles from me so itβs nice to get a cue from a local cue maker albeit a used cueOriginally Posted by Cue crafty View PostComment
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