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[damienlch]

It was custom made to my specs. Jack also agreed to my request to use my own custom badges which I had 3 made here in Melb and sent to him. One each on the cue, 4in and 10 in extensions.

Thanks for hitting back... Cheers mate.

[x3dnd3x]

Instead of opening another thread, might as well ask the pros here. Appreciate your patience towards my noob-ness.

May I know whether its possible to remove the darker side to blend together with the shaft? Seems like a finish to me and the top part has already started to fade. If possible, what should I do?

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[EnterTheDragon]

Just finished this the other day. Tried to make it as stiff as possible and of course i managed to make it totally lifeless. Have to re-taper a bit.. 9.6mm / 29mm/ 18.5oz./ balance 17.8

[willtyson]

Looks lovely mate, your cues are coming on very nicely :snooker:

[Andy Travis]

Made for Terry Davidson (top) Ebony/cocobola.
Chris Lloyd (www.vintagebilliards.co.uk) bottom, African blackwood/thuya burr.

[jrc750]

Very nice cues Andy

[TooDark]

Made for Terry Davidson (top) Ebony/cocobola.
Chris Lloyd (www.vintagebilliards.co.uk) bottom, African blackwood/thuya burr.

Very nice Andy....think I'm gonna need to save up and get a nice ash cue off you to go with my cracking maple cue of yours.
Beautiful work mate!!

[jim evans]

my first red badge standard cue a eureka rep,tulipwood on macasser ebony 18 oz,58 ins long balances at 17 3/4, tip 10mm

[cally]

Cues are looking good now jim...

Personally i don't like the red badge tho soz. bud..

[darrenlowe79]

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Andy Jim you cues look fantastic

[jim evans]

two more been toying with,marblewood on cocobola and a full snakewood butt

[jim evans]

my andy travis an early edition,padouka front splice on maple veneer on a wenge buttMG]

[TomHau]

Dunn's Ronnie N-112
1 piece
Maple shaft
58"
18,5 oz
9,5 mm
29,5 mm

[willtyson]

Jim, that older Andy Travis badge is very similar to Ron Grayson's isn't it? Looks a lovely cue! :snooker:

[jim evans]

dont use it at all too light for me