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Mike Wooldridge Vintage - Best cue I've ever played with
My Mike Wooldridge Vintage .. 58 inches, 19oz, 9.5 mm Blackspin tip, 28.5 mm butt, with a center cut and an F1 extension option at the bottom....I play pool 9ball and 8 ball mostly as I live in the US ..The cue plays like no other and I have a Parris Ultimate and a Jason Owens cues, not even close in terms of finish and playability.
Mike Wooldridge does seem to do an absolutely amazing job when it comes to playability of the cue...among the other virtues !
Trying to add pic here hope it works ..
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Agree , looks a bit different to just having your name on a badge .
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Posttugsthebugs - lovely looking cue, hope she works for you and is "the one"
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tugsthebugs - lovely looking cue, hope she works for you and is "the one"
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Originally Posted by Darth_Spud View PostHi all,
I have been browsing this forum for a while now trying to get ideas and inspiration for a cue design. I suddenly had an idea, why not post up pictures of forum members cues so people can see the different varieties of cues available. I find that looking at mass produced cues quite boring and I'm sure there are people like me who like to see high quality cues. So I propose we make an archive/thread that’s shows all our cues. Post as many pics as you like of your cue, you can even give us a spec of your cue - i.e. - Manufacturer, tip size, wood used in splices, weight etc... Perhaps the cue has a deep meaning for you or perhaps your cue has transformed your game, Does your cue have a funny story attached to it? Post a pic of it and tell us all - why this cue?
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Originally Posted by jamesg19851 View PostYes, it is only after buying the cue that I read that Siamese rosewood could be gone by 2026 and it is illegal to fell those trees. It is a protected species. It's a nice cue of course, it just makes you think. I only read up on the type of wood as I googled siam rosewood out of curiosity.
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Originally Posted by sanman View PostAs long as there is demand for these things there is going to be poaching. As long as governments don't protect their natural inheritance things wont improve and being the species we are we will deliberate and procrastinate until it is too late.
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Yes, it is only after buying the cue that I read that Siamese rosewood could be gone by 2026 and it is illegal to fell those trees. It is a protected species. It's a nice cue of course, it just makes you think. I only read up on the type of wood as I googled siam rosewood out of curiosity.
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Originally Posted by vmax View PostIllegal logging is rampant in the far east, these woods are banned for a reason, unless a maker can prove their stock comes from an FSC or PEFC registered supplier then don't buy their products. The customer must take responsibility as the loggers don't give a sh!t and these Thai cuemakers seem to have a ready supply of these rare woods and their prices start low but get a lot higher once they know the score.
Anyone who's seen the plight of the orang utans in Borneo and Sumatra should think very hard before ordering cues from a maker who doesn't use wood from FCS or PEFC sources. The forests are being cleared for palm oil plantations at the rate of a football pitch every hour and the trees that are felled aren't sold for firewood.
You p!ssIng in the wind my friend. Since the beginning of colonialism things where fauna and fauna are concerned have taken a drastic hit. Here in Africa wildlife has taken a massive hit. where big game roamed in there hundreds of thousands we now left with genetically starved herds or pockets of wildlife that are also culled to keep population levels so that a protected ecosystem in some game park is managed sustainably. As long as there is demand for these things there is going to be poaching. As long as governments don't protect their natural inheritance things wont improve and being the species we are we will deliberate and procrastinate until it is too late.
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Originally Posted by mathias12 View PostI believe all rosewood species have a strict ban on them now so class it as rare . I've just ordered a 7, colour rosewood 4 splice from ton who says it's his last stock. Will post when I receive for sure. Nice cue and great shaft...you paid for a pro shaft I take it...some of his 'pro' shafts are questionable.
Anyone who's seen the plight of the orang utans in Borneo and Sumatra should think very hard before ordering cues from a maker who doesn't use wood from FCS or PEFC sources. The forests are being cleared for palm oil plantations at the rate of a football pitch every hour and the trees that are felled aren't sold for firewood.
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I believe all rosewood species have a strict ban on them now so class it as rare 😁. I've just ordered a 7, colour rosewood 4 splice from ton who says it's his last stock. Will post when I receive for sure. Nice cue and great shaft...you paid for a pro shaft I take it...some of his 'pro' shafts are questionable.
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