bar cues

cueguy

cueguy

Just a repair guy
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I'm not sure where the best place for this post would be, but I have a friend that owns a bar that would like to have bar cues that would be black with his simple horsehead logo on the bottom. He mentions one-piece cues (so they don't walk out as easy). One idea might be an inexpensive two-piece cue that is epoxied together (thanks ChrisOnLine). Does anyone have any ideas on where I could find something like this? Thanks.
 
I have torn down a few dufferins that were 2 piece, glued together at the joint for housecues. They had a 3/8 pin inside, so I don't see why that would'nt work. Keeping cost down might be another thing though. Painting them black should'nt be a problem either, but I don't know who does house cues other then the major manufactuars, or if it would be worth it to someone smaller. Alot could come down to cost per cue, as to if It's worth it to Your friend or someone to make them for him. Maybe someone would be willing to work with him on a larger run, but I don't know of anyone off the top of My head. Hopefully someone else here does. Always possible to take cheap wrapless imports and do It I suppose, just depends on the quality desired, and what It's worth to Your friend. Good luck with It:)

Greg C
 
cueguy said:
I'm not sure where the best place for this post would be, but I have a friend that owns a bar that would like to have bar cues that would be black with his simple horsehead logo on the bottom. He mentions one-piece cues (so they don't walk out as easy). One idea might be an inexpensive two-piece cue that is epoxied together (thanks ChrisOnLine). Does anyone have any ideas on where I could find something like this? Thanks.
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Imperial International

Imperial International had one piece Eliminators, fiberglass clad in all black and black/natural shaft. Now that they have merged with JS Sales, that may have changed. A pool hall I used to play at bought a bunch for house cues but they did not seem to hold up too well.
 
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