Are 3x3 cases just not made?

[CageyCraigey]

I have a two piece playing cue, a 2 piece break cue and am soon to get a 2 piece mechanical bridge?

So no one makes 3x3 cases? Does anyone have an idea where I can get one?if you have one for sale you do not want, I would be interested in buying it from you. I don't care if it's old and has a very well worn look as long as it works.

Thanks,

Craigey.

 

[Shooter08]

I have a two piece playing cue, a 2 piece break cue and am soon to get a 2 piece mechanical bridge?

So no one makes 3x3 cases? Does anyone have an idea where I can get one?if you have one for sale you do not want, I would be interested in buying it from you. I don't care if it's old and has a very well worn look as long as it works.

Thanks,

Craigey.

I bet JB can help you out, with something modified or custom.

 

[CageyCraigey]

I bet JB can help you out, with something modified or custom.

Shooter, sorry I am new here and do not know who JB is. Tks!

 

[Shooter08]

Shooter, sorry I am new here and do not know who JB is. Tks!

JB Cases. They are ”The Industry Standard” when it comes to retail cases. I’d go with a 3 by 4 anyway, Rugged model.

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[Zerksies]

I have a two piece playing cue, a 2 piece break cue and am soon to get a 2 piece mechanical bridge?

So no one makes 3x3 cases? Does anyone have an idea where I can get one?if you have one for sale you do not want, I would be interested in buying it from you. I don't care if it's old and has a very well worn look as long as it works.

Thanks,

Craigey.

You really need to bring a bridge around? Pretty much all halls have them. Worse case I usually keep a slip on bridge attachment in my cue case for my break cue. I've been carrying them for 20 years and I've never had to use mine once.

I'm using a Kamui myself

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[a1712]

You really need to bring a bridge around? Pretty much all halls have them. Worse case I usually keep a slip on bridge attachment in my cue case for my break cue. I've been carrying them for 20 years and I've never had to use mine once.

I'm using a Kamui myself

Bridges

Pool cue bridges give you that extra reach for those hard to reach shots. View the top brand Bridges such as Tiger, Kamui, Super Shot, and many more.

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I believe the Gentleman has a handicap. Brian.

 

[GoldCrown]

3x3 makes a lot of sense. Look at Seybert’s.. or JB Cases John Barton.

 

[David Sorensen]

I got my 3x3 made by John Barton

 

[Baron]

I’ve seen 3x3 Whittens, but I agree that you should just order a JB.

 

[JB Cases]

The issue with 3*3 is that it's so seldom requested that it doesn't make sense to develop a tube for just that size

We can make a 3*4 into a 3*3 easily by changing the interior configuration.

We can also make any butterfly a 3*3. Essentially when we don't have to use a hard tube as the core we can make a semi-hard case into any size desired up to the point of it being too unwieldy.

For makers who use individual tubes 3*3 is possible but it creates an odd shape and requires extra effort to adjust patterns and weight distribution.

As mentioned Whitten has a 3*3 and they make it look great as they always do with their work.

Recently I bought a case made in a triangular shape that is coincidentally a 3*3. I thought it looked interesting and I wanted to see how it made. I personally wouldn't carry cues that I care about in it but I think it's a neat idea for sure.