Wtb mike kinder mwk or tunder cue
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You might check with Dan Tull at Shooters, in Olathe, Ks. I understand he's moving some of his cues, and he may have a Kinder or a Tunder.
I believe Don Coats - az name - Thecoats - has posted a cue or two for Dan on the site recently.
Good luck!
I believe Don Coats - az name - Thecoats - has posted a cue or two for Dan on the site recently.
Good luck!
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I have a Tunder for sale, a very early one.
Lots of ebony and ivory, very nice cue.
Email me if interested in checking it out.
I am in KC north.
I will be taking pictures of it this weekend to send to a couple of interested parties.
Fred.
roxx727@gmail.com
I know of two at Shooters's both are standard 4 point steel jointed players cues with irish linen. One is practically new old stock that Dan purchased last year and the other is more used but still in good shape that a friend of mine owns. I will follow up tomorrow on both of them and report back via PM.
-don
post 'em so the rest of us can check them out
Overland Tom
Overland Tom
Mike Kinder Tunder Cue
I believe Cue & Cushion Billiards in St. Louis has one for sale. They have a website, but their phone number is 314.427.9267.
Tom
www.recollectioncues.com
I believe Cue & Cushion Billiards in St. Louis has one for sale. They have a website, but their phone number is 314.427.9267.
Tom
www.recollectioncues.com
MWK Pics and Specs
Here are the pics of the Mike Kinder cue that Dan picked up last year, I have hit balls with this cue and it is very solid. The cue was made at the shop in Shooter's when Mike was primarily making cues by himself, thus the MWK labling verses Tunder (Tull/Kinder). Dan was still heavily involved but was trying to help Mike establish himself as a cue maker.
Shakin35 has first shot at the cue, I will PM him the pricing and if he is not interested I will post it for sale in this section.
Description:
Build Date: Between 1990 and 1992
Forearm: Four ebony points into birdseye maple.
Points: Ebony with Maple, Orange, Red, and Ebony veneers.
Wrap: Incredibly clean and smooth green/white spec irish linen, looks new still.
Butt: Ebony with Delrin butt cap with MWK Logo (Mike W. Kinder).
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with silver rings.
Specifications:
Butt: - Very good shape zero dings and scratches, there is one spot at the bottom of one of points that loos like a smudge and will probably buff out.
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with silver rings.
Joint Width .840"
Top of wrap: 1.03"
Bottom of wrap: 1.19"
Butt 15.4oz with a bolt
Shaft 1 - 13.0mm 4.1oz Aegis Ferrule Triangle Tip
Shaft 2 - 13.1mm 4.1oz Aegis Ferrule Triangle Tip and a hairline crack at the base of the ferrule, at this point the crack is not all the way through the ferrule and still hits solid.
Pictures:
Here are the pics of the Mike Kinder cue that Dan picked up last year, I have hit balls with this cue and it is very solid. The cue was made at the shop in Shooter's when Mike was primarily making cues by himself, thus the MWK labling verses Tunder (Tull/Kinder). Dan was still heavily involved but was trying to help Mike establish himself as a cue maker.
Shakin35 has first shot at the cue, I will PM him the pricing and if he is not interested I will post it for sale in this section.
Description:
Build Date: Between 1990 and 1992
Forearm: Four ebony points into birdseye maple.
Points: Ebony with Maple, Orange, Red, and Ebony veneers.
Wrap: Incredibly clean and smooth green/white spec irish linen, looks new still.
Butt: Ebony with Delrin butt cap with MWK Logo (Mike W. Kinder).
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with silver rings.
Specifications:
Butt: - Very good shape zero dings and scratches, there is one spot at the bottom of one of points that loos like a smudge and will probably buff out.
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with silver rings.
Joint Width .840"
Top of wrap: 1.03"
Bottom of wrap: 1.19"
Butt 15.4oz with a bolt
Shaft 1 - 13.0mm 4.1oz Aegis Ferrule Triangle Tip
Shaft 2 - 13.1mm 4.1oz Aegis Ferrule Triangle Tip and a hairline crack at the base of the ferrule, at this point the crack is not all the way through the ferrule and still hits solid.
Pictures:
The Tunder I have has two really nice shaft's as well. These are probably some of the most underated cue's out there....for the simple fact that not a lot of people know about them.
I sold the one I had to my step-brother because he liked it so much. The previous owner had cracked the butt cap and had it replaced, so no initials or sig remain - but it's a Tunder and hits great. I've given the OP my step-bro's email but, since my step-bro doesn't know much about cues, thought I had better point that out.