Need a bit of work done to my cue.

[Danny coogan]

Anybody know anyone who could take an inch off my cue?
I'm in Belfast but willing to post if needs be.
Thanks

[DeanH]

first question - do you really need to remove wood? You cant put it back

I know of two cue makers in NI, Jim Black (www.jimblack.co.uk) and Martin Daly (tyronecues.com) but not sure how much modifications they do. They are both on TSF (maybe not for a while though) and sure they are on facebook if you do that thing

A&R Cues down in Wexford also can do this work (www.abbanreddy.com)

there are many on the mainland that can do the work

[darrenlowe79]

I can do this I live in Larne

[DeanH]

cheers Darren - spreading your wings?

[Danny coogan]

Thanks m8! Unfortunately, I just can't get used to it

[Danny coogan]

Hi m8. Is there any major problems when doing something like this?

[the lone wolf]

Hi m8. Is there any major problems when doing something like this?

YEAH! like Dean wrote - once you've taken wood off it can't be glued back on
Give yourself sometime to adjust your position with the cue...
However, if it is in your head that the cue is too long then you probably won't be satisfied until it is shortened.
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Experience tells me you'll be looking for a new cue by Christmas!
Anyway - I hope it all works out for you and your game :snooker:

[Neil Taperell]

Is it not easier to sell the cue and buy a shorter one ?

If you are not happy with it now , you may not be happy with after . This may then reduce the re-sale value of the cue .

[vmax]

Anybody know anyone who could take an inch off my cue?
I'm in Belfast but willing to post if needs be.
Thanks

Measure from the floor to the point of your shoulder, if the cue is within an inch of this length leave it alone.

[darrenlowe79]

cheers Darren - spreading your wings?

Been doing it for years mate usually just local