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purely through over thinking about what's best tip size wise, my cue I've had for over 10 years is being tapered to 9.5 from 10mm.
Who thinks this is going to end badly?
Who thinks this is going to end badly?
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Well 10 years is a long time buddy, its going to feel mighty strange for a long time thats for sure
What is it in case you will be selling soon
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Well I for one think you deserve all you get. Did it all go "mimi shang" as we say here?王可Comment
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It went perfectly. Dont know why i worried!
The woods now looks much brighter than they did, the taper is excellent, the ferrule is excellent. Smooth as smooth can be!
Muchos gracias, Darren of Bristol Cue Service: https://sites.google.com/site/bristolcueservice/Unclevit C Brand - CueGuru Tip.Comment
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Good news. Some amateurs are superb at what they do. Others are, well, amateurish!王可Comment
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Have you already submitted your testimonial? Those examples look good!Originally Posted by Deepscrew View PostComment
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I have yeh, not sure if he's put it up yet though.
He doesn't use oils as he says your just making the wood wet againt which promotes warping. Must us wax of some sort but wouldn't tell me! After 15hours play it's still super smooth!Unclevit C Brand - CueGuru Tip.Comment
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Hello everyone, thought I would register as this post came up on a Google search when showing a friend my website.
This is Darren at Bristol Cue Service.
Thanks for the nice comments, not sure who you are Deepscrew but glad you were happy with the work I did, PM me and I will check that your testimonial is uploaded.
with regard to the oils, it is not quite true that I said oils make the wood wet and promote warping. I dont use oils for the simple reason that they dont last as long on the cue as the treatment I use on a cue does!Originally Posted by cally View Post...lmao...
Also oils encourage dirt and grit to stick to the cue and you may have to continually wipe the cue down whereas the treatment I use means you dont have to wipe the cue down as often, however I do discourage the use of a wet/damp towel to wipe the cue down.
Please read more on my website regarding the process I use for refurbishing.Last edited by ferret; 13 February 2012, 12:57 PM.Comment
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Darren welcome to the TSF Forum m8.Comment
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umm so what is this unique finish, been down this road before!Originally Posted by BristolCueServiceComment
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Gaz, just a friendly nudge to stop you looking so silly in future whilst welcoming folk to 'TSF'.Originally Posted by gazza147 View Post
TSF stands for "The Snooker Forum".........
Just saying cos it's annoying the 'ell outta me now...
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lol you are an expert in knowing how to get a broken nose - i have known gaz for over 10 years and while he may talk a lot! he also knows a lot about snooker mate!Originally Posted by cally View PostGaz, just a friendly nudge to stop you looking so silly in future whilst welcoming folk to 'TSF'.
TSF stands for "The Snooker Forum".........
Just saying cos it's annoying the 'ell outta me now...
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I'm not having a dig i was just pointing it out just cos he never realised waht he was saying...
Always chirp up don't ya....
Cheers anyway but no need.Comment
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you are a big character at knocking people down online eh - i hear from them everyday fella. you strike me as the school bully type.Comment
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