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  • My new Mastercraft cue

    Ok i know it's not to be compared with the top cue makers like Mike and Trevor, but it's a massive step up for me from my painted BCE cue.

    The specs are:
    57" Length
    29.5mm butt
    9.5mm tip
    18oz weight

    Ordered it through ADR147+ and he was a pleasure to do business with.
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    Last edited by Dan27; 7 July 2009, 01:12 AM.

  • #2
    Nice pick up.

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    • #3
      Originally Posted by Dan27 View Post
      Ok i know it's not to be compared with the top cue makers like Mike and Trevor, but it's a massive step up for me from my painted BCE cue.

      The specs are:
      57" Length
      29.5mm butt
      9.5mm tip
      18oz weight

      Ordered it through ADR147+ and he was a pleasure to do business with.
      but they don't charge mike and trevors prices do they?
      looks like a very nice cue.

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      • #4
        is the cue fully tightened in the first pic? the splices dont seem to line up!
        http://e.imagehost.org/0813/Mellow_yellow_sig1.jpg

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        • #5
          Originally Posted by Mellow Yellow View Post
          is the cue fully tightened in the first pic? the splices dont seem to line up!
          Yes, the splices don't quite match up.

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          • #6
            Nice looking cue mate, personally id probably go with a mastercraft if i was replacing my old peradon. but right now im too scared to change a winning formula as steve davis used to say.

            Whats it like to play with versus your old one?
            You notice any major differences?

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            • #7
              Only recieved it yesterday so not had a chance to play with it yet, and probably won't get a chance until this weekend.

              But surely it's going to be better than a painted BCE with a varnished finish

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              • #8
                looks very nice...! I am curious how you like it playing. my mastercraft cue is a treat! just yesterday my new telescopic extension came in from mastercraft.

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                • #9
                  I'll be sure to let you know how it plays once i've got the free time to try it, (times like these are when i hate working nights).

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                  • #10
                    My mastercraft cue

                    Received my Mastercraft black panther 1 pc before the weekend and it's marvellous to play with, done a 50+ break within the first 2 frames and considering 47 was previously my highest, i was well chuffed. (and no i didnt forget to leave the 1 out before 47

                    Excellent customer service, i would give them 11/10...Dave answered every question and query I had, sorted me out with a free MW tip and good discount on a 1pc aluminimum case and a free chalk pouch.

                    I would like to post pics but I have a crap mobile camera, i will using my webcam this week if i can.

                    Compared to Peradon, I had a pro-cue previously, I think mastercraft cue's are much better, the cue was less sticky, less in price, paid only £125 for this compared to £160 for my pro-cue about 12 months back. Got extra weight, as I like my cue heavy.

                    couldnt ask for better service, if your looking for good cue at good value and cant afford a MW or Ferris, then mastercraft is the place to go.

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                    • #11
                      pictures, please!!! welcome to the mastercraft cue circle!

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                      • #12
                        How much????

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                        • #13
                          Originally Posted by andyt1992 View Post
                          How much????
                          Mine was £130 including the mini butt.

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                          • #14
                            I know you're happy with your new cue, and that's all that matters (I'm not meaning to be negative), but I'm quite surprised that for a cue of that price they haven't lined the splices up properly? It doesn't seem like great craftmanship to me.
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                            • #15
                              Originally Posted by perpetualboredom View Post
                              I know you're happy with your new cue, and that's all that matters (I'm not meaning to be negative), but I'm quite surprised that for a cue of that price they haven't lined the splices up properly? It doesn't seem like great craftmanship to me.
                              I agree fully, but i was assuming little things like that (ok it's quite a big thing i suppose) was the difference between paying these more budget end prices and paying an extra £100 or more for a Robin Cook or an extra few hundred more for a Mike Wooldridge or Trevor White.

                              Does anybody know why the splices aren't lined up ? I've not really got much knowledge on how cues are made.

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