What are the most common problems you see with Cuetec?I don't care much for Cuetec cues as they are frequent visitors in my workshop
I'm willing to bet Josh Filler doesn't play in the final 64. How about $100?yes he will
Sorry, Out of town til the weekend. Will try to remember to do it when I get backCan you measure the thickness and report back to the post? And what colors have you used? Thanks
And he won't be there to collect it. But 2/3 of the prize fund is added money.so much dead money for filler
The menus are on-line. I think the Stadium Club is probably your best option, but you can spend $200 for dinner at the Venetian Chop House. There's also a snack bar and several restaurants a short cab ride away.... I suppose food concessions will be outrageously expensive, too. ...
But he promised to resolve....only about 90 percent of people
I agree with you on lots of these points and personally I don't care much for Cuetec cues as they are frequent visitors in my workshop... but some people love their Cuetec cue and they may have invested in a proper wrap, extensions etc, so it makes it hard to switch.I have nothing against mix and match but the CueTec butt offers nothing to the player, not in looks and not in performance, it’s just something to hold the shaft.
So if you’re into a new cue and like the CueTec shaft and don’t care too much about the butt then a CueTec cue is a good idea. But if you’re interested in another shaft then I would consider a different butt than CueTec, especially since it has a proprietary joint.
Get a butt with a common joint so you’ll be able to mix and match without having things custom fit