Batch of new shafts

ratcues

ratcues

Theewen Custom Cues
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Just thought I'd post some pics of shafts that are ready for the finish process. Maple shafts start at $90. That includes the matching ringwork, taper and diameter of your choice, and any ferrule except ivory(add $30). Layered tips, add $5, premium tips, add $15.

From left to right; Meucci, Mottey, Mali, McD, Blud, Mcd, Cuetec, Adam, Biagio, Meucci.

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Ryan,

The Work Looks Great As Always. I've Been Way More Than Happy With All The Work You've Done For Me As Well.

What Really Surprises Me Is That You Do This Great Work, At Awesome Prices, And Guys Here Still Order Cues From Hacks. I've Seen New Guys Come And Go Here, That Make Half-assed Cues, And Do Shotty Work And People Are All Over Them About How Great They Are Because They Do It Cheap.

Your Work Is Top Notch, And Very Affordable. I Just Wish More People Would Take Notice To How Good Your Work Really Is.
 
When seeing pictures of those shafts, it reminds me of the splendid work Ryan did on my Longoni shaft (as well as other stuff)... and more so makes me look forward to when Ryan is done with my latest cue -- an ash-shaft conversion for a 120-year-old Brunswick.

-- peer
 
Did you strip the finish off the cuetech? If so, please post pic of the finished product. I have a scorpion that I would love to have the crap/sticker finish taken off the outside. I had the joint changed to 3/8 10 and had a great old D series mcDermott shaft fitted to it and now I like it.
 
PROG8R said:
Did you strip the finish off the cuetech? If so, please post pic of the finished product. I have a scorpion that I would love to have the crap/sticker finish taken off the outside. I had the joint changed to 3/8 10 and had a great old D series mcDermott shaft fitted to it and now I like it.
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No, the shaft pictured are newly built so they have not been sanded yet. The Cuetec cue came in from a customer. I did nothing to it except take a measurement of the joint.
 
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