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High-end custom cues for sale and trading up for bigger cues.

Cuemaster98
I have a few custom cues I want to move to make room for bigger cues.

1) Palmer Custom PB9 $750 shipped
  • The butt weighs in at 15.74oz with a 5/16-18 pin and SS joint.
  • Non-original shaft weighs in at 4.46oz with a 12.9 mm tip
  • Straight together
2) Paul Fanelli custom Jump Break Player's cue $1150 shipped
  • This is a super hard-to-find Classic Paul Fanelli custom Sneaky Pete jump break cue. This one cue can do it all: play, jump, and break.
  • The butt weighs 15.56 oz with a phenolic joint and a 5/16-14 pin. The pin is inscribed with an "F", Paul's early signature for his cue.
  • The butt sleeve also has some unique ring work.
  • Original Shaft weighs in at 3.66oz, with a 12.6mm Kamui Clear hard tip.
  • Both the shaft and butt are straight together and apart

3) Palmer Model J 2nd Catalog custom cue with ebony Gus forearm $3000 shipped
  • Butt weighs 17.23 oz. Straight (weight can be reduced)​
  • 1 Maple shaft 13.1mm with Micarta Ferrule weighs in at 4.25oz with Kamui Brown Clear tip​
4) Bill McDaniel Q6 Model with 1 shaft $3000 shipped


5) Bill McDaniel with 2 original shafts $4000 Shipped

6) Bill McDaniel 3/8-11 with 2 original Shafts $3800 shipped

7) Andy Gilbert Custom Gambler Cue with 2 shafts $4200 shipped
  • The butt weight is at about 15 oz, and the one original shaft is about 3.9oz with 12.9mm that has a Soft Gorina tip. 2nd Shaft is made by Jerry Oliver with a single silver ring...curly maple shaft and plays strong at 13mm, 3.8oz. Cue is straight together and apart.
8) 2002 Richard Harris custom with 2 original Shafts $4500 shipped

9) 1999 Ricahrd Harris custom cue with 2 original Shafts $4750 shipped

10) 2015 Skip Weston custom cue with 2 original Shafts $5800 shipped

11) 2017 Cocobolo/Pau Ferro Point Southwest custom cue with 4 Shafts with JP $9500 shipped

12) Tascarella Full Splice with 3 shafts and custom JP $5500 shipped

13) Mike Bender custom cue with 2 original Shafts (Ebony/Tulipwood) $5800 shipped
The rosary bead silver ringwork is awesome at all spots, with a jet-black ebony forearm and butt sleeve with 20 pts. of tulipwood, ebony, and holly. High points are recuts, not veneers. 5 Ivy bordered ebony windows in sleeve..Fancy ivy mirrored daggers. High points have the daggers in Ivy with Ivy joint and the famous 3/18-14 pin that comes together smoothly. The shark skin wrap on the cue adds texture and class to this beauty. The cue comes with 2 original shafts; both are about 12.8 mm and come with Gorina S and Kamui Medium Brown clear tip.

The butt weight is at about 15.11oz
Shaft 1 is 3.9oz. 12.8mm with Gorina S
Shaft 2 is 3.92 oz, 12.8 mm, with Kamui Clear Brown Medium


More details will be shared later... so if you're interested, message me directly for more details.

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What your prize 3C items? Whether Cue, Posters, or etc!!

K
12squared said:
I know I'm living in the past, but during the 1993 nationals I miraculously won a preliminary match agaist Sang Lee to help propel me to the finals. I have the original score sheet from that match (below) and a set of 3c balls used during that tourney. These are my prize 3c memories and items. (Thank you to my friend Jake Jacobs for the score sheet)!

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I also cherish my Allen Gilbert book that Larry posted and Mister 100 that I got from mr3cushion.

Dave
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Wow, Dave, that's amazing and impressive. Well done, young man.
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Gorst to play Duya 9-ball in China

GideonF
jbart65 said:
Got to wonder where all the money is coming from and if it can last. Attendance and viewership probably aren't paying the bills.

If Saudi Arabia thinks pool events cost too much money, the Chinese govt, if it is involved, will eventually draw the same conclusion. Chinese teams used to pay big money to attract foreign soccer players, but they have cut back a lot.
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A buddy of mine in China told me the viewership numbers are huge on their Chinese streams. Like Pagulayan was playing a money match with a Chinese guy and they had 50,000 viewers.

I’m not sure what the numbers were for the huge one Wu won, but gotta be 6 or 7 figures. That buys a lot of sponsorship money!
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Mosconi/Reyes/WPM rankings

skor
jbart65 said:
He won $50,000 at a Duya event he finished first in during the spring.

I'll miss him on the WNT tour. He is one of my two favorite players to watch, but I will check out the Duya tournament.

I think Chua left social media in part after he was accused of cheating (wax on the ball). Really outraged him.

He also just opened up his own pool hall and retail-pool equipment shop (with money earned on the WNT). Busy life, plus he has a few kids.

Chua is playing at the Formosa Open this week. Top prize is $15,000. Ko brothers playing, too.

No word on if Chua will show up at the US Open. One of Matchroom's promos in July showed Chua, and two different promos showed Ko Pin Yi.

Given the tournament's prestige and $100,000 prize fund - not to mention $50,000 for second place and $25,000 for semifinalsts - I would not be surprised if they all attend.
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I also love watching Chua play
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Right Side/Left Side

Duane Remick
Island Drive said:
When walking up to your shot, do you utilize just one side of your body for the aiming?
Or do you use both sides?
I use my r/s for aiming and l/s for my shot feel.
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I look at the shot line,
im shoot right-handed,
So I place my right foot on the shot line and my body falls in line.
You can watch Lee Brett instruction on youtube on His 5 basic fundamentals for shooting pool,
great teaching IMO
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Mosconi/Reyes/WPM rankings

J
skor said:
Chua is more focused on providing for his family and he makes more money in Chinese pool with less expenses on WNT.
He also dropped all his social media activities.

Can’t really blame him.
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He won $50,000 at a Duya event he finished first in during the spring.

I'll miss him on the WNT tour. He is one of my two favorite players to watch, but I will check out the Duya tournament.

I think Chua left social media in part after he was accused of cheating (wax on the ball). Really outraged him.

He also just opened up his own pool hall and retail-pool equipment shop (with money earned on the WNT). Busy life, plus he has a few kids.

Chua is playing at the Formosa Open this week. Top prize is $15,000. Ko brothers playing, too.

No word on if Chua will show up at the US Open. One of Matchroom's promos in July showed Chua, and two different promos showed Ko Pin Yi.

Given the tournament's prestige and $100,000 prize fund - not to mention $50,000 for second place and $25,000 for semifinalsts - I would not be surprised if they all attend.
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