alstl said:I hesitated to get involved in this thread but I can't resist. This kind of stuff makes you wonder if the guy has ever faced any adversity. He has by his own admission a great playing cue, just won a major tournament with it, but the extra shaft isn't quite perfect so he is giving the cuemaker, who is in poor health, a lot of grief. Sounds pretty cold blooded to me, he knows the guy is in poor health so he is trying to rush him do get the work done before something happens to the guy.
I don't think I would band saw it, I think I would give him his money back and sell the cue to somebody (like me) who could appreciate a great playing cue.
i was hesitant to say anything as well ..but i dissagree with you a bit..would i have made a big of a deal on the forum..no..but the guy does have the right to get what he payed for..regardless if one shaft plays perfect..cuemakers justify their prices by the quality of their work and I respect that..and i agree they should get every penny the deserve for their hard work..but the customer should get that quality they are being charged for...period...i just hope it all works out ..but i do agree that posting on here like this will hurt the cuemaker...word of mouth is the best advertisment..and regarless of how well he said he liked the cue...the negative remarks will hurt the cumakers sales , at least from all those that read the thread just my opinion