I agree about Stu at Greenbaize, really nice bloke, cheapest cues of their type, if thats what your after then i cant understand why anybody would buy from anywhere else. Ive heard that if you cant get there yourself, he will try a few cues out on your behalf and send you the best one, top service
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Originally Posted by djyates View PostI think I'd be happy to pay a little extra to buy the cue there and then, and for the advice / use of table etc. etc. But the difference is £139 in Green Baize versus £195 in Chesworth cues. That's a 40% increase over Green Baize. I'd be willing to pay 10% extra I think.
He clearly knows his stuff, but the slightly over-the-top tirade against MW made me suspicious. I mean, the views expressed on this forum (and others) is overwhelming positive about MW. Is everyone on here wrong?
Donny.
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Originally Posted by ste bed View Postwhat do you mean cheapest cues of their type.Originally Posted by djyates View Post... But the difference is £139 in Green Baize versus £195 in Chesworth cues. That's a 40% increase over Green Baize. I'd be willing to pay 10% extra I think...
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostDid you not read the earlier posts ?? - it seems for MasterCue Stu charges a lot less than Chesworth, so why would you buy from Chesworth
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Originally Posted by ADR147 View Postactually i think looking at the trade prices the issue there is stu is not charging enough. once he has paid his import tax etc on those he is only making about £25-£30 and thats not enough for the hassle of doing it.
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I have to mention this: Martin suggested that MW's cues are made in Thailand, at least in part, if not entirely (and perhaps finished by MW). He said that is why you can't go and visit his workshop. He also said this was common knowledge in the trade, but that I shouldn't mention it on the forums.
I didn't believe him at the time, and I did press him on it (as it is quite a serious accusation). This is rubbish, right?
Donny.
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i think totlxtc as been to mikes workshop i personaly cant see mike doing that surely he would get in big trouble from trading standards and other bodys saying he makes his own cues but realy ships them in from thailand cant see it myself.Last edited by ste bed; 15 February 2010, 03:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by djyates View PostI have to mention this: Martin suggested that MW's cues are made in Thailand, at least in part, if not entirely (and perhaps finished by MW). He said that is why you can't go and visit his workshop. He also said this was common knowledge in the trade, but that I shouldn't mention it on the forums.
I didn't believe him at the time, and I did press him on it (as it is quite a serious accusation). This is rubbish, right?
Donny.
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Originally Posted by djyates View PostI have to mention this: Martin suggested that MW's cues are made in Thailand, at least in part, if not entirely (and perhaps finished by MW). He said that is why you can't go and visit his workshop. He also said this was common knowledge in the trade, but that I shouldn't mention it on the forums.
I didn't believe him at the time, and I did press him on it (as it is quite a serious accusation). This is rubbish, right?
Donny.
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Originally Posted by djyates View PostI have to mention this: Martin suggested that MW's cues are made in Thailand, at least in part, if not entirely (and perhaps finished by MW). He said that is why you can't go and visit his workshop. He also said this was common knowledge in the trade, but that I shouldn't mention it on the forums.
I didn't believe him at the time, and I did press him on it (as it is quite a serious accusation). This is rubbish, right?
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