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[jrc750]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16195[/ATTACH] Just Landed )

Very nice

[Leo]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16195[/ATTACH] Just Landed )

very nice!

[maxz]

Just Landed )

[Raldon]

Thanks, it does play well.

I sold my O'Min to a guy from the club (I wasn't playing for a month and offered him to 'try before he buys', which he didn't) and now he is buying a Woods Cue (company in America) after three to four months of use. Reason I sold it originally was because I was blaming my 'tools' and thought that giving a maple cue a go would help me play better/be a nice change.

A mate received his new Master Cue Exclusive today. And again, very nice and clean maple shaft. Top balance, nice taper. Awesome!

[step77]

Ah, I bought a pack a couple of packs months ago and thought they were fake. Spongy as hell and taken off in a day. That's good to know. Didn't buy them off Mike though.
Steve

[eaoin11]

Woods are based in China, it's very common for Asian based sellers to deal in USD.

[lesedwards]

I thought Woods Cues are from China?

Yea me too. I bought one off Ebay with case, extension and mini butt $100 delivered to Canada. Just an average run if the mill cue. They actually make a good cue which they call a 3 star. It has 3 stars on the badge.

[DeanH]

I thought Woods Cues are from China?

[gettingbetter]

Are Woods American? I always thought they were Australian but have noticed they advertise their prices in GBP on their website. They spell words like 'colour' the proper way too.

The bloke I was speaking to said it is in America. I went on their facebook page and in the comments section they replied to a person saying it is $xxx.xx USD.

I doubt it is Australian. There are only two known cue makers here - Peter Hanley and Zakks cue. Anyone that has a custom made cue that I have met, it has always been a Peter Hanley.

[bradwight]

Are Woods American? I always thought they were Australian but have noticed they advertise their prices in GBP on their website. They spell words like 'colour' the proper way too.

[gettingbetter]

Thanks, it does play well.

I sold my O'Min to a guy from the club (I wasn't playing for a month and offered him to 'try before he buys', which he didn't) and now he is buying a Woods Cue (company in America) after three to four months of use. Reason I sold it originally was because I was blaming my 'tools' and thought that giving a maple cue a go would help me play better/be a nice change.

[Raldon]

This is my fourth cue.

Mastercue, one piece maple shaft with purple heart splices that aren't as purple as I was hoping for. 58.75 inches, 18.5oz, 9.5mm tip.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16155[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]16156[/ATTACH]

Nice cue. All maple shafts i saw from Mastercue have been very good quality so far.

[gettingbetter]

This is my fourth cue.

Mastercue, one piece maple shaft with purple heart splices that aren't as purple as I was hoping for. 58.75 inches, 18.5oz, 9.5mm tip.

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[423532372]

My Tony Glover
1pc plain ebony
57“，9.9mm tip, 29.5butt, 17.5oz. It plays really well.

[sprogbasket]

My recently acquired Mastercue M4 "Royal" - 58", 18.75 oz, 9.9mm tip.

Lovely cue, nicely balanced and great feel to it.