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It's in the Shaft
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Originally Posted by unclevit View Postandaman : Last Asian Summit I went to Phuket with our Arintarat26 Special Force. No chance to play 6-red with you. Quality of this cue is the 'SAME' with Omin. Saeng is also a well known maker if out of Bangkok area, like Jim. Jim's Mom is very friendly, and gives me the best cost ever. Will see if I can visit them this weekend, hopefully Saturday
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My Initial Play Test
(3rd from Left) I met a guy at a club just lately, and he owns this Orange one (in maple shaft). He allowed me to play a few frames with it. Comparing to my recent Omins and M/Cs, this Jim's Siam Cue played as good as any of them, though the length of 57.5 is too long for me, while the 18.5 oz. is heavier than my current's. Finish is good, and I like the balance of the 'forward weight' it gives. He paid some US$90 pick up for it. Decided to have some 12-splices (US$150 pick up) for my private collections. My skill is not that professional, and my comments are from my own experience (Forget some of the ackward butt designs in the pictures, please. I think he needs a good designer to help him on Color and Wood matchings )Last edited by unclevit; 6 January 2010, 12:34 AM.It's in the Shaft
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Unclevit,
Thanks for the pics. I like the cue 3th from the right. And you mentioned that the cue is forward balanced which is something I alway look for in a cue (maple shaft too!!).
Looking for your further reports on Jim's cues after your visit to their factory.
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Originally Posted by poolqjunkie View PostThe butt splice does not seem to be lined up with the arrows on the shaft on some of the cues--may be it is the angle of the camera? I am known to see things in photos that are not actually there.Last edited by unclevit; 6 August 2009, 03:27 AM.It's in the Shaft
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How could these cues be sold as custom made when customers are picking what they like from a ready made batch of cues?
Anyway, what I was getting at was that the secondary splices and the ebony splices do not seem to line up.
For example, the second cue from the left, a Burwat Champion style cue, it seems that the secondary facing is not in line with the ebony splices. So is the forth cues from the left.
But may be it is just the angle, I am not sure.Last edited by poolqjunkie; 13 January 2010, 09:08 PM.
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Originally Posted by poolqjunkie View PostHow could these cues be sold as custom made when customers are picking what they like from a ready made batch of cues?
Anyway, what I was getting at was that the secondary splices and the ebony splices do not seem to line up.
For example, the second cue from the left, a Burwat Champion style cue, it seems that the secondary facing is not in line with the ebony splices. So is the forth cues from the left.
But may be it is just the angle, I am not sure.Last edited by unclevit; 6 January 2010, 12:34 AM.It's in the Shaft
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Originally Posted by willytan View Posti have tried e-mailing the maker some days back, but till now i have yet to recieve any reply from them.
Is there any otherway to contact them?
I was hoping to custom another simple cue from them.It's in the Shaft
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