Can you revive a dried up/hard ten year old tip?
- By chuckpilegis
- Ask The Cuemaker
- 9 Replies
Should I be looking at my 10 year or older cues?
I’m fully aware the logo is not like any joss or JW logo.http://www.billiardsforum.com/pool-cue-identification/what-brand-is-this-pool-cue scroll down for pics of Bill's logo's. The op's cue is not even close.
I’m sure the buttcap has been replaced in its lifetime. I would imagine BITD average folks would have a local repair it vs shipping to the maker.NO Josswest ever had that style of 'JW' as a logo. Some scam artist tried to fake one.
Is he talking about himself? His MC record is abysmalLogin to view embedded media
Interesting comments from SVB on the Mosconi.
He says bar tables are killing the chances of Team USA at the Mosconi.
Too many players are unwilling to put the work in on the big table.
Cue is 58"Specs and price on this one
That’s what I am leaning towards. So far I have only found one 68-72 Joss that has the same pin and joint collar. Most of the them have rectangles in the joint collar where this one has squares, so it could be from that time frame too, though I would think the repair guy would have attempted to stamp it Joss unless he was unscrupulous.I think the cue is a Josswest that a less-skilled cue maker tried to "repair".
next time dont get such a worthless wife. and you may get a decent cue in trade along with some high priced chalk.I got new Schon for my first wife. It was a great trade