Which one?

[RGCirencester]

UPDATE!!!!

Starting from 200 up to money is no subject there is only one thing for me:

A wonderful cue from the sensational Dan Shelton, aka as totlxtc.

I have no idea why that became so important for me to tell that here...

Hey I added him to my list first But your willing to pay money is no object... So i am sure Dan will be in contact shortly about your million pound cue

[ChatLag]

Hey I added him to my list first But your willing to pay money is no object... So i am sure Dan will be in contact shortly about your million pound cue

Dan is already at work.... I hope...

[sneaky_russian]

UPDATE!!!!

Starting from 200 up to money is no subject there is only one thing for me:

A wonderful cue from the sensational Dan Shelton, aka as totlxtc.

I have no idea why that became so important for me to tell that here...

Yeah!
I totally forgot about him...Sorry Dan
For 200 I'd definetely buy a cue from Dan Shelton!!!!!!!!!
I'll get one for sure (eventually)!!!

[RGCirencester]

Yeah!
I totally forgot about him...Sorry Dan
For 200 I'd definetely buy a cue from Dan Shelton!!!!!!!!!
I'll get one for sure (eventually)!!!

Who says he'll do you one for 200... I put him above that purely due to the quality of his work.

[ChatLag]

Who says he'll do you one for 200... I put him above that purely due to the quality of his work.

Shhhh... Don't tell it to Dan...

[unclevit]

If money is not the case, I may try TW. But since I have tight budget, and still wanting to have a good shaft, good playing cue, I will go for Omin, M/C, or UT cues

[poolqjunkie]

What about that cue made with gold and platinum or something like that. I dont remember the name but it was like Arthur or something. Very expensive I remember. No one would buy that if money was no object?

I personally think I will try to find some 1st edition Ye Olde Ash and may be some very early cues made in the early 80's or so, and have a little collection.

Pool cue can go for a lot of money--but for snooker cues, it seems that even the very expensive ones are not really that expensive. Therefore, if money is no object, I would use that to feel, try out, and hopefully preserve as many unique and rare early cues as I can.

[totlxtc]

What about that cue made with gold and platinum or something like that. I dont remember the name but it was like Arthur or something. Very expensive I remember. No one would buy that if money was no object?

PJ, Do you mean Arch Fine Cues? http://www.archfinecues.co.uk/

[andy carson]

£200 and under
cue from dan

£00 -400
MW cue

400+ hunt & Osbourne

no object?

wouldnt spend over the odds anyhow, if a cue was 25 quid and suited and played well with it i would have it -i would buy the table and extension to the house to go with it though

[the montrealer]

What about that cue made with gold and platinum or something like that. I dont remember the name but it was like Arthur or something. Very expensive I remember. No one would buy that if money was no object?

I personally think I will try to find some 1st edition Ye Olde Ash and may be some very early cues made in the early 80's or so, and have a little collection.

Pool cue can go for a lot of money--but for snooker cues, it seems that even the very expensive ones are not really that expensive. Therefore, if money is no object, I would use that to feel, try out, and hopefully preserve as many unique and rare early cues as I can.

hi poojunkie its not how much you pay for a cue its the feel of a cue look at Stephen Hendry when he started he paid gbp 40 for his cue and won millions. Leonard from Canada

[poolqjunkie]

PJ, Do you mean Arch Fine Cues? http://www.archfinecues.co.uk/

Yes, that is the one.
I personally would not spend my money on something like that, but I am just curious.
By the way, will the metal inlays raise over time?

hi poojunkie its not how much you pay for a cue its the feel of a cue look at Stephen Hendry when he started he paid gbp 40 for his cue and won millions. Leonard from Canada

Yes, i see what you are saying. By the way, I thought Hendry's cue was about 135 GBP?

[the montrealer]

Yes, that is the one.
I personally would not spend my money on something like that, but I am just curious.
By the way, will the metal inlays raise over time?




Yes, i see what you are saying. By the way, I thought Hendry's cue was about 135 GBP?

hi poolqjunkie i just looked it up when stephen hendry was 14 years old he paid gbp 40. type in search how much did stephen hendry pay for his cue. he has had it for years till his cue was damaged when he played in China i think cheers Leonard

[the montrealer]

hi poolqjunkie i just looked it up when stephen hendry was 14 years old he paid gbp 40. type in search how much did stephen hendry pay for his cue. he has had it for years till his cue was damaged when he played in China i think cheers Leonard

hi poolqjunkie it was in Thailand in 2003 that his cue was damaged beyond repair and he played with that same cue which won him 7 world titles. leonard from canada

[totlxtc]

By the way, will the metal inlays raise over time?

I wondered the same thing mate. If i was going to do it id have it as a plate and screw and glue it down. But no idea on the spiral type?!?!?

[BoBnoGG!n]

1) probs an omin.
2) probs a top of the line mastercraft
3) probs a MW.
4) might hunt down a cuemaker, and pay him large amounts of money, for him to teach me how to make my own cue. then i can make one for myself. a cue that would be priceless