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[joejoe]

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[Cue crafty]

Cues from the far East are definitely a good as any nowadays.

Larvely bit of pie n mash on that. Agree, eastern craftsman have learnt and are beginning to perfect old skills in cue making. It's "born again" craftsmanship that's built on a love for the game and an understanding of the feel required.

[jonny66]

Does the grain on that cue make it look a little bent in one of the photos? The badge up photo, with the chevrons facing the ceiling. Asking because mine looks slightly bent as well, just wondering if it's an optical illusion.

[Davebarker1978]

Cues from the far East are definitely a good as any nowadays.

Would have to agree that cosmetically they seem to be able to produce a cue with an ash shaft up there with the so called ultimate or AAAAAAAAA+ ash shafts

However as we all know it's not how it looks its how it plays.

[lennon11]

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This cue could well be for sale very soon as needs must
Any interest please pm me...

Cues from the far East are definitely a good as any nowadays.

[Snooker man Stevie]

That's a shame mate nice cue

[TooDark]

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This cue could well be for sale very soon as needs must
Any interest please pm me...

[itsnoteasy]

He's done a great job, not a surprise though, the standard of his work on his cue thread is top quality.

[DeanH]

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Andy Travis has done quite a few refurbs for myself and friends and always a great job.
A friend has a cue made to order by AT and he loves it

[Snooker man Stevie]

That looks so nice mate a might order a cue from Andy

[jrc750]

Yeah it looked good

[DeanH]

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ah that's a shame about the badge, always liked it

[jrc750]

Is that the Wooly sin bin cue JRC?

Yeah it was looking a bit tired, the badge had cracked in half and the image worn

[itsnoteasy]

Is that the Wooly sin bin cue JRC?

[jrc750]

Iv'e been playing pretty ropey this summer so decided my playing cue needed a bit of a refurb which hopefully is going to push me to improve a bit
Andy Travis looks to have done a superb job turning my plain ebony cue into this twist of a plain ebony cue, can't wait to get it back.