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[DeanH]

"or thereabouts" I bet TW is rolling his eyes with that one :biggrin:

[Andrew watt]

It's alright I'll come down and see you ha ha.

[jrc750]

what are the specs ?

Hopefully 58", 9.7 tip, 18oz, 29.5 butt, balance point 17.5 or thereabouts

[jrc750]

Very nice jrc glad to see your getting a bit of class about you at last.

I'll come up to Scootland and knock you out

Gorgeous cue mate, love maple on a cue.What tips is Trevor using on his cues?

I believe Elks are his weapon of choice

[DeanH]

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what are the specs ?

[jrc750]

very very nice colours

Quite nice innit

Shortbread ?

Ehh ? what ? lol

In a word stunning

This will be my first from Trevor that has been made for me, modern day Burwat Champion design
The others iv'e had are just one's i have managed to buy that were close (ish) to my specs

[george31]

Gorgeous cue mate, love maple on a cue.What tips is Trevor using on his cues?

[Andrew watt]

Very nice jrc glad to see your getting a bit of class about you at last.

[Leo]

Received my pics the other day from Trevor, not long now

In a word stunning

[billabong]

Shortbread ?

[DeanH]

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very very nice colours

[jrc750]

Received my pics the other day from Trevor, not long now

[sharkster63]

Thanks, that did cross mu mind, you must be right, seems like a big hole for a small weight.

[Wayne G]

Good Day, I was wondering why the ash that is showing at the end of the butt is round and not square, how did they make the splices to fit, seems to me this would be much harder to get right and not convenient for the maker. Is this method still done today.?

Rolly,

I could be wrong but I believe it's round because it's drilled to add weight. It was square before this.

[sharkster63]

new arrival

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Good Day, I was wondering why the ash that is showing at the end of the butt is round and not square, how did they make the splices to fit, seems to me this would be much harder to get right and not convenient for the maker. Is this method still done today.?