I reckon everyone ought to. Nothing is as simple, effective and as cheap as a rubber cork shaped to fit to prolongs the life of a cue. Pushes in pulls out, simplicity itself.
Used corks aint much good though, more often than not the corkscrew has penetrated too deep so when you carve them you find the inside is mashed up. I've been trying to see if I can buy new ones to carve, might even sell them on ebay or flog Trevor a few
Would you buy them at say £1 apiece (I assumei it's gonna cost me 50p a rubber cork if I can find the right ones I'm after).
Used corks aint much good though, more often than not the corkscrew has penetrated too deep so when you carve them you find the inside is mashed up. I've been trying to see if I can buy new ones to carve, might even sell them on ebay or flog Trevor a few
Would you buy them at say £1 apiece (I assumei it's gonna cost me 50p a rubber cork if I can find the right ones I'm after).
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