My latest mini cues
- Thread starter Cuebuddy
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Do you sell those?
Back in the day Brunswick made miniature cues and tables for their salesman to take on the road, this would help showing customers the quality of their craftsmanship.
I make these just for the fun of it. The construction is nearly Identical to full size cues.
So far I have sold about 40 of these cues and given away another 15 or so.
I have made replicas of peoples cues and many originals also. I have also tried my hand at snooker cues. It gives me something to do with all those tiny pieces of wood that are just too good to throw away.
I can also reuse old tips
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Do you have any pics of the other ones you have made? This is really neat. I like them a lot.
Sure, heres a few more Talisman tips and piloted joints, even a Hoppe ring!
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How long does the mini Hoppe take to make?
Neato. Do you ever make them in proper scale? That's would be pretty cool.
Love them. Once upon a time Huebler did a whole series of miniature cues that were an exact replica of their highest end cues at the time. The whole set was auctioned off at the BCA trade show and reportedly went for more $10,000 in the silent auction. It was one of the neatest things I have seen in pool.
They vary in price depending on wood combos and points.
I can't remember but some if the fancier cues can have up to eight hours in them.
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Very odd, I just happened to be looking around another site and seen these-
http://www.thisisamesmister.com/sit...hisisamesmister.com/salesman_sample.html#2710
I've seen online a traveling salesman pool table from way back then.
Rob.M
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Very odd, I just happened to be looking around another site and seen these-
http://www.thisisamesmister.com/sit...hisisamesmister.com/salesman_sample.html#2710
I've seen online a traveling salesman pool table from way back then.
Rob.M
I have a deal for you:grin:
John you need a mini cue and it just so happens I need a mini case!
We need to talk.
What is the average price?
Well I usually catch hell for this but the Merry widows go for about $35 and the cues with points are about twice that. I know its a lot of money but when you put 7-8 hours into one its around $10 bucks an hour.
I don't make them for the cash but rather the fun of it.
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Do you take orders for these? I wouldn't mind a mini replica of the joss I have.
Hey Cuebuddy those mini cues are cool!