REBUILD A CUE

I have a 1968-69 cue that is not straight. The lift or warp whatever is not bad. It appears to be at the joint and C ring area. I am not sure. I was lead to believe that a cue can be taken apart and put back together, rebuild. Are any makers offering that's service. If so, how much does that run???

Julian
I rebuild cues all the time. if it isn't too bad, I'd recommend not cutting it apart. As Mike said, send it to Fred as your first option.

Monarch cushions

I have decided to just have my table mechanic that has done numerous gold crown restoration for over 20 years put new cushions on my gold crown 2 . I was just trying keep this as original as possible because it has sit in the same home since day it was purchased 50 years ago and only recovered twice . Maybe this is way monarch cushions play . Not sure but I fully trust Jim to do the work . Thanks for all the replies though

Fedor New Cue?

But he didn't change sponsor, just a cue.
The interesting part is both his last cue and this one are not of the shelf Viking cues while he still wear the Viking logo on his shirt and Viking are not on his sponsors list on his web site, just Triple 60 (which is still Viking), maybe they make customs for him, maybe they are Triple 60 prototype cues.
Some find it interesting without the urge to buy anything or thinking that getting it will make them a better player, just a point of view of a gear head.
I didn’t say he switched sponsors, I said they switch cues based on sponsors money. Sponsors always want them to switch and use the newest and latest offerings to sell them. Like SVB going to Cue Tech’s CF stuff when they came out with it. It creates issues at times as well. Kaci liked Predators “2” version shafts and squawked when they wanted him to switch to newer versions as he didn’t play as well with them. It’s always about pushing the latest thing.

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