Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

"Nagee Cue Master"

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • "Nagee Cue Master"



    First i've heard of these cues from India. Seems to make a nice cue with a bit of a quirk to how the 3/4 cues are spliced, he seems not to align a splice with the grain arrows and instead if you sight down the grain the splices are to either side. Can be a bit annoying as he seems to stick to this trend on cues he refinishes and you end up with this look with the shaft being offset from the flat on the butt.





    Taken from their facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/NageeCueMasterOfficial/

  • #2
    Originally Posted by narl View Post
    ...he seems not to align a splice with the grain arrows and instead if you sight down the grain the splices are to either side. Can be a bit annoying...
    or perfect for those that find the grain distracting?

    there have been other makes that used to splice the decorative splices this way, 45deg off from the butt splices, back in the day

    on facebook is there the story for the John Parris Professional(?) cue you pictured?
    Up the TSF! :snooker:

    Comment


    • #3
      Nagee is quite popular in this part of the world. He makes nice cues that are good "players". Not big on aesthetics though as pointed out above. You have a choice of Ebony or Rosewood for the butt. Doesn't carry a stock of other exotic hardwoods.

      Comment


      • #4
        Originally Posted by DeanH View Post
        or perfect for those that find the grain distracting?

        there have been other makes that used to splice the decorative splices this way, 45deg off from the butt splices, back in the day

        on facebook is there the story for the John Parris Professional(?) cue you pictured?
        It's not that he turns the grain to the side like this, just picture the grain centered with the splices how they appear in the pic. Instead of one splice "finger"being centered on the grain they're off to either side. It's not the case on every cue he does but seems to be that way for a good few of them. There's a few pics of this cue on his page.



        You can see what i mean with the centre cue in this pic.

        Comment


        • #5
          I had an enquiry from India who wanted a re finish. I put him in contact and he was very pleased with it. Costs were silly to get it over to me so nice there is somewhere in the part of the world prepared to help those that need it.
          Snooker Crazy - Cues and Equipment Sales Website
          Snooker Crazy - Facebook Page
          Snooker Crazy - You Tube Channel

          Comment

          Working...
          X