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I want to measure my cues to sell and there are a few questions.
1) Cue length is measured from end of ferrule to bottom of stick (Does not include Bumper or Tip)
2) Tip Diameter would be measured on the ferrule close to the tip end
3) Butt Diameter would be measured on the base of the butt just before the bumper (unless flared like a sailor) or is it measured further up the butt sleeve?
4) Balance point would be measured from the point of balance of the assembled cue to the joint facing on the end of the butt or is it measured to the base of the cue at the bumper end? or do you measure it either way and state in your sale thread which way it was measured? Would you need to state balance point with each different shaft if it has more than one?
5) lastly, am I missing any pertinant info (other than butt, shaft weights. I could handle those without questions)
Thanks in advance, These may seem like dumb questions but thank you for helping me get the correct info on my cues.
K.E. N.
I want to measure my cues to sell and there are a few questions.
1) Cue length is measured from end of ferrule to bottom of stick (Does not include Bumper or Tip)
2) Tip Diameter would be measured on the ferrule close to the tip end
3) Butt Diameter would be measured on the base of the butt just before the bumper (unless flared like a sailor) or is it measured further up the butt sleeve?
4) Balance point would be measured from the point of balance of the assembled cue to the joint facing on the end of the butt or is it measured to the base of the cue at the bumper end? or do you measure it either way and state in your sale thread which way it was measured? Would you need to state balance point with each different shaft if it has more than one?
5) lastly, am I missing any pertinant info (other than butt, shaft weights. I could handle those without questions)
Thanks in advance, These may seem like dumb questions but thank you for helping me get the correct info on my cues.
K.E. N.
