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Looking for opinions on what a Fellini 1x2 case, in very good condition, would sell for?

Any opinions on what a 1 x 2 Fellini case in very good condition, would sell for? A friend wants to sell his, to buy a new cue. Case is brown, with some honey tones. Thanks.

60" Cues Bump it to the top. This is the last time I post. Either you AZ people think my cue makers are not up to par, or nobody needs a good 60" cue.

Burl cue Bump it to the top for a great looking cue.

60" Cues Bump it to the top. Here are the cue makers, so as not to waste your time and mine. 1. Paul Dayton 2. Ned Morris 3. Kent Davis

Babin Cuea They look 1st rate to me. How do they play, and what kind of hit? Maybe some people would like to have some prices. Give them an idea of the range. Good job. Take care.

I have four 60" cues I wish to sell. Three are wrap less merry widow players, with the fourth being a sneaky pete break cue. All four are made by top cue makers. If you have any interest, PM me. Thanks.

Burl Cue Pm sent. Wonder where you got the wood.

Burl Cue PM sent. Wish to ask questions on wood.

Burl Cue Where did the wood come from? I never seen Maple burl. Thanks.

Tips Still available.

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I have 7 of each,in their plastic box of 12. Wondering if any maker would like to buy them. Asking $130 for the lot.

Thanks for the reply. Unfortuneately, both are incorrect. Phone was disconnected, and email came back as undelivered.

I have seven of each for sale. No single tip sale, either 7 or 14. $63 for the Snipers, and $77 for the Onyx.

Anyone have Mike Johnson's contact information? Thanks

What can anyone tell me about these hornbeam shafts I see on the forum. I realize this is a different type of wood, so my question is, how does it compare to the triple A hard rock maple shafts?

How does the length of the ferrul affect the hit? Is the hit, also affected with different materials along with the length of each? For an example, how does the hit differ from a 1/2", 3/4", or 1" ferrul of Ivory, compare to a 1/2", 3/4" or 1" ferrul of Juma? And please, I don't need a smart...

Now that's one hell of a response, extremely helpful. You make a great point. If a cue maker, is a very skilled craftsman, and knows what woods complement each other, then he can build a cue to the exact tone and specs of the customer. Well played.

Now that was a helpful answer. Thank you, Paul.