i had a paul dayton that i thought hit like crap, it was made new for me and both shafts warped really quick
i dont care how long hes been here....
ive been reading this site since it started...but never signed up. since it seems to matter to you.
you ever seen a schon with inlay flaws not marked #2????
i havent....better yet,
you ever seen someone buy a new cue with flaws and not send it back to the manufacture or retailer for a refund...and then gripe about there piss poor crooked cue, with shotty inlay work, and how poor it hits on the internet pool forum but they actually bought the cue, why did be buy it? better yet who buys a playing cue without hitting with it first???
reminds me of a guy who bashes chevy and tells everyone not to buy one because the motors blow.....but he bought the car used with no service records and only test drove it around the block.
i dont get some people i guess. mattter of fact id like to see picturs of peoples schon cues with manufacturers flaws.
Pistol pat you mean cues like "Audrick" they look fancy but have piss poor wood in them...they play good for a few months then fall apart. now thats a bad cue
I would think after all of those years you would realize thousands of cues get bought and sold on here without being hit with or looked over first. The longer you have been on here the more respect you command. Your opinion on here means nothing compared to almost everyone else on here.
When was the last time you saw a 5xx SW?
I have a SW and the pin # is 512-95
Probably when Jerry was still with us. Now that there are only 2 people that are actually making cues in that shop, I would say a 4XX SW might be a rarity.
By the way, that cue you have is awesome. I really like how the ringwork sets off the wood. Congrats on a great (and unique!) SW!
When I was there there were 4 guys working on cues, and Laurie.
Seems pretty much like an assembly line to me.
Ken
When I was there there were 4 guys working on cues, and Laurie.Ken
The longer you have been on here the more respect you command. Your opinion on here means nothing compared to almost everyone else on here.
I would think after all of those years you would realize thousands of cues get bought and sold on here without being hit with or looked over first. The longer you have been on here the more respect you command. Your opinion on here means nothing compared to almost everyone else on here.
worst cue i used...carmelli, audric and robinson...just my opinion
Jun
Most times, I think that the bad hit of a quality cuemaker's cue is due to what happened to it AFTER it left the cuemaker's shop.
Case in point, I carried a $4k Scruggs cue to SBE in 2004 to sell for a friend. It was a gorgeous cue, tons of ivory, solid ivory joint, and a hit that had a real bad vibration and was almost impossible to move the cue ball with any success/predictability. I found this out when I decided that I would play a match with it...it was a bad mistake.
I did not sell the cue, and when I gave it back to my friend, I told him what I had noticed about the cue. He snickered and said he knew about it. Apparently, he had damaged the joint at some point and had it repaired by someone other than Scruggs who did not do such a good job. While it still LOOKED fine, it wasn't.
Joe