The Kurly One said:I was just trying to be a smartass... sorry guys...
Oh God - You are starting to act like me.
Happy New Year.
The Kurly One said:I was just trying to be a smartass... sorry guys...
JoeyInCali said:Thanks.
Just do a search on cuecomponents here.
They're really nice people.
nipper said:,from BRYAN FISHER
if buying random $6 shafts, you get what you get, COMMON SENSE SHOULD PREVAIL ON THAT ONE. It's no ones buisness who buy's shafts from me, Kenny was very happy with his 200, did he get all "premium" shafts, NO, did he expect all premium? NO, I gave NIPPER the chance to have his choice on me picking them out, and instead of spending $2 more each, he just went with random, He's admitted to paying alot more to others, why wouldn't you spend the extra $2 and have piece of mind that you aren't taking chances on what you are getting?
REPLY FROM ME
first let me say at no time did you offer to pick the better dowels for me for an extra $2, as i paid you an extra $6 to taper these dowels i would have paid $2 more for what i wanted, the only reason i bought from you was you advertised A GRADE dowels but that is not what i got , if you got burned by your supplier when he sold this fire wood to you then thats your problem and you should not pass it on to others, if you do then you have no morals.
nipper said:, if you got burned by your supplier when he sold this fire wood to you then thats your problem and you should not pass it on to others, if you do then you have no morals.
RFisher said:Like my post says many are very good grade, I can't guarantee all of $6 shafts to be $20 quality.....
Jr's Farm said:What grade is "very good grade"? Better than "A", when the scale is, as you noted, A,B,C? I'm confused. What grade are you selling here again?
To me, "A" grade on that scale should be "A" grade and measured as "A" grade. Meaning no run-off. Who out there sells "A" grade shafts that allow for having run-off?
No matter if you spend $6 or $20, if it's advertised to be "A" grade, it should be "A" grade. Not something else or of an "A" grade as interpretted by some other industry standard not related to cues.
If there is a definition of "A" grade material that allows for run-off out there by any other cue builder or cue shaft supplier I'll recant my position.
Until then I'm content in saying that the material I received is of "B" grade, not "A".