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Originally Posted by sanman View PostOld TW mast cue. And my first custom UT. I am lucky to have all 3 and have seriously stopped looking for cues as i think these 3 will see me till the end of my days.Last edited by Inoffthered; 18 August 2012, 07:47 PM.
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Great cuemaker to deal with, very responsive to email queries. Got my very first UK quality cue from him, it was well worth the wait. Affordable compared to other makers and quality is top notch.
For budget comparison you can request for a quote of a plain ebony butt from various cuemakers and you can have a very good idea about the price difference. Would surely order another cue from him if I ever needed one to replace my current RC.John Lim
Targets to beat: -line up 63, 78 (Nov 2012)- -practice match 67 (Nov 2012)- -competition 33 (Oct 2011)-
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Originally Posted by renniwevarb View PostGreat cuemaker to deal with, very responsive to email queries. Got my very first UK quality cue from him, it was well worth the wait. Affordable compared to other makers and quality is top notch.
For budget comparison you can request for a quote of a plain ebony butt from various cuemakers and you can have a very good idea about the price difference. Would surely order another cue from him if I ever needed one to replace my current RC.Harder than you think is a beautiful thing.
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Originally Posted by vucko117 View PostYou can't go wrong with Robin, I had 4 of his cues and have 3 more on order, all were done exactly as I wanted them. And I had special requests for shaft stiffness, number of arrows, etc. Splicing is perfect, balance is great, cues are silky smooth. And always I got exactly what I was asking for.
what has happened to the notion a cue is for life.
if it were me and had a the perfect cue for my game, i wouldn't dream of changing it unless it got damaged.
Alabbadi
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Originally Posted by Particle Physics View PostThanks John, I did look at his website and I'd say he's a minimum of a hundred pounds less than other cue makers, given the renowned quality of his cues. If they're as good as a JP ultimate, he's many hundreds of pounds less.
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Originally Posted by alabadi View PostNot to be rude if you have or had 4 already why would you want another three, are u a collector or do you actually play with them.
what has happened to the notion a cue is for life.
if it were me and had a the perfect cue for my game, i wouldn't dream of changing it unless it got damaged.
AlabbadiYou cannot improve your game if you don't have a cue and snooker table
BTW vucko means wolfie
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Originally Posted by alabadi View Postlucky you for having that kind of money to spend on a cue for a hobby, i am trying to save for my first TW
AlabbadiHarder than you think is a beautiful thing.
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Originally Posted by Inoffthered View PostDon't forget Trevor White.. ( just sayin' )Harder than you think is a beautiful thing.
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Originally Posted by Particle Physics View PostRobin Cook could be an option for you too. Costs less, about the same waiting time and according to some, the same level of quality, and great service.
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Pleased to say that after a 55 week wait ( !) my 3/4 full cocobola Robin Cook cue should be with me tomorrow
Complicated story but had the option to also buy a plain ebony one piece at the same time, so jumped at the chance (top one)
Hopefully one of my neighbours will be in to accept package and i can try them out tomorrow night, and give a proper report
Last edited by jrc750; 22 August 2012, 10:03 PM.
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Originally Posted by coomsey76 View PostWhat specs are you after PP??
Cause I might have a cue that is of interest to you.....Harder than you think is a beautiful thing.
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