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I think you handled this well. Worst case you more than solidified your already strong reputation. The cue world is full of shitty people for all kinds of reasons. The list of people not to do business with in this market is long and embarrassing. You’re the opposite of that. Which is worth...

I almost always agree with you and most of your points are valid. But my stance is different. This is how it goes when you do business these days. The cue was perfect. As long as it’s returned in exactly the same condition then issue the refund. No harm no foul. Restocking fees upon review...

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Billiards in general already has marketing issues. To turn away the ones that have even a smidge of name recognition probably wouldn’t be the best move.

I too would like Pat Mahomes benched for Super Bowls.

He was the best agent of BIRPA.

In San Antonio there is a guy who has a mobile knife sharpening business and he handles all kinds of things like this. I would check to see if you have businesses that deal in blade sharpening in your area.

This is heartbreaking. I had a ton of exchanges with this guy. He never took anything too seriously and I always liked that about him. He was super creative. Really tough to hear this.

He reached out to the admin and attempted to communicate. I’d say that’s fair and reasonable.

With the use of dehumidifiers?

I’m by no means an expert but the weirdest take away in this thread for me is that some people think coring is a shortcut. It’s been nothing but a process for me.

What do they do?

How long have you been building cues? Coring is a lot of work and it has little to do with short cutting how patient you are turning a cue down? Ever had a nice piece of buckeye Burl blowup on the lathe? Sure did feel solid. Never would have thought about that weak spot, it was so small. Felt...

Seems like it’s one of those cues that’s easy to justify moving on from in the moment but you’d regret later. I say keep it.

530 is a pipe dream. This is like 50 bucks. Maybe up to 150 for something pristine and a buyer who’s into this stuff.

I doubt they do.

Do those FB groups allow politics? It’s my belief. If the mod wants to pull posts per day we can discuss further. It’s my opinion and I’ll stand by it based on personal experience here.

If there’s one thing I know it’s that things are always changing. What worked here 20 years ago might not work today. In the spirit of progress and building participation we should consider changing things.

I see expansion across social media no doubt but I also see wider participation on message boards in the guitar/music, watches, knives and handful of other hobbies compared to here. If you don’t go on FB how do you know that’s where people went? What’s the biggest FB billiard group look like...