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Once you've found a particular cue style you like begin searching on ebay and perhaps ask here if anyone has one available, you may be surprised at what people have hanging around. I had this delivered this week from a member here for £82.
After a bit of my time giving her a retaper and a complete refinish she know looks like this and is to my perfect specs and taper...
Please excuse my ignorance, but are these cues made with ebony, or are those splices painted on(sorry if I'm being a bit rude lol) it's just the cues I have seen with painted splices have those very sharp and thin tips to the splice fingers.
I have a Cannon Match for sale at the moment . Specs are 58 " , Ferrule 10.2 mm , Butt 29.56 mm , Weight is 17.4 oz ( stamped 17 1/2 oz ) . The cue is Ash and is in good order and I would be looking around £140 inc UK delivery .
OMG this cue has just jumped to £155 !!!! why ???
It's a £30 to £50 cue at best ???
I have no idea either!... it's not 'ze aussie' either, perhaps the seller is bidding it up.
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Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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Please excuse my ignorance, but are these cues made with ebony, or are those splices painted on(sorry if I'm being a bit rude lol) it's just the cues I have seen with painted splices have those very sharp and thin tips to the splice fingers.
Not rude at all mate. These cues that have these sharp pointed fingers are machine spliced from a single piece of wood and then fitted to the shaft. This one is solid ebony and is a very good fit, however some are poor grade ebony or other hardwoods that are painted/died/varnished to a dark appearance and when you remove the lacquered finish it is not uncommon to find some large gaps that have been filled and hidden.
You may well have seen some cues where the shaft has a painted butt, there are also versions painted to look like hand splicing too.
someone up the club uses a cannon match cue and he regularly bangs in a ton with it so these might worth having a look at
I know someone has a nice cannon match cue but seller not selling. let me know if someone has a nice cannon match cue for sale . i could be interested. )
I know someone has a nice cannon match cue but seller not selling. let me know if someone has a nice cannon match cue for sale . i could be interested. )
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