Cue repair man n player, need room

DeeRay86

DeeRay86

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I have my own cue repair shop (Dees Cue Shop) and I'm a avid player. The problem i have been having is storage for customers. I had a 3×5 which didn't work long at all. Then went to the Road line 4×8. Has been fine but my shop is very busy these days. Anybody know something I don't as far as a bag with a lot of storage? Or maybe I'll just be carrying around an extra bag.
 
There are a variety of dealer cases. 10x10...even 24x48.

How big do you need it?

This is my biggest cue case. It holds exactly a shit-ton of cues.

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I also have a zippered bag, like a duffel bag, that I can carry multiple 1x2 cases in. It was actually made for cues cases. I don't remember where I got it.
 
For cheaper options than dealer hard cases, you could get a roll up dealer case and a bag for it. http://www.jjcue.com/case-display.htm

If you want a hard case, get the roll up dealer case and put it in a hard golf club travel case. Find one cheap used, or maybe a Plano case.
 
Chopdoc said:
There are a variety of dealer cases. 10x10...even 24x48.

How big do you need it?

This is my biggest cue case. It holds exactly a shit-ton of cues.

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I also have a zippered bag, like a duffel bag, that I can carry multiple 1x2 cases in. It was actually made for cues cases. I don't remember where I got it.
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Shit ton of cues. Love it.
I have 5, 12x24's and 1, 24x48.
I bought them way back when!
 
Chopdoc said:
Its a logarithmic scale.

buttload * 10 = 1 butt ton

butt ton * 10 = 1 assload

assload * 10 = 1 asston

asston * 10 = 1 shitload

shitload * 10 = 1 shitton

shitton * 10 = 1 fuckload

fuckload * 10 = 1 fuckton

So 1 fuckton = 10^3 shitloads = 10^ 7 buttloads
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Shit-Ton beats a CH.
 
DeeRay86 said:
I have my own cue repair shop (Dees Cue Shop) and I'm a avid player. The problem i have been having is storage for customers. I had a 3×5 which didn't work long at all. Then went to the Road line 4×8. Has been fine but my shop is very busy these days. Anybody know something I don't as far as a bag with a lot of storage? Or maybe I'll just be carrying around an extra bag.
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I started to see a lot of these around local pool halls/tournaments, so I decided to get one and overall, it's pretty nice. The tubes are actually pretty large so you can double up shafts (1 up, 1 down) if you need to. I've even put a shaft in next to a butt a few times.
You can also put shafts between the folds of the sewn in sleeves and they are pretty secure. For the price it makes for pretty cheap storage.

 
I carry a 6 butt 10 shaft case. I bought a little luggage dolly and attached it to it. My 4 x 8 case was just not enough as someone who needs two cues to play with and a few to sell.
 
cueman said:
I carry a 6 butt 10 shaft case. I bought a little luggage dolly and attached it to it. My 4 x 8 case was just not enough as someone who needs two cues to play with and a few to sell.
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Luggage dolly can work great, or a golf club bag dolly. That's what I use for my big barrel case.

I'm seeing 4x8 butterfly cases for like $50 lately. Close pictures look like they are decent. I might grab one for when I take extra cues to the pool hall. My EDC is a 3x6.

I have a neoprene zipper case, like wet suit material. It holds I think 6 or 8 Fellini style cases. When I take the "good cues" in their cases I use that. Each of them has its own slip cover I got from John Barton.
 
Chopdoc said:
Luggage dolly can work great, or a golf club bag dolly. That's what I use for my big barrel case.

I'm seeing 4x8 butterfly cases for like $50 lately. Close pictures look like they are decent. I might grab one for when I take extra cues to the pool hall. My EDC is a 3x6.

I have a neoprene zipper case, like wet suit material. It holds I think 6 or 8 Fellini style cases. When I take the "good cues" in their cases I use that. Each of them has its own slip cover I got from John Barton.
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They make some nice 4 x 8 cases that have built in wheels. That is what I used to use.
 
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