Corey Deuel's X Breaker

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Al-fahl Amir

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I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
 
Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
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Mind if I ask a question? What was the full length jump cue that Corey was using here a few years back? What brand? What weight? I am curious about it big time!

Shorty
 
Shorty said:
Mind if I ask a question? What was the full length jump cue that Corey was using here a few years back? What brand? What weight? I am curious about it big time!

Shorty
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Hey Shorty PM me your # and I'll have him talk to you.
 
OK, here goes:

Corey, I have a few questions for you about your favorite specifications on your playing cue:
1. Tip type and diameter size?
2. Curved tip (dime or nickel) or flat?
2. Precisely what type of taper do you like on your playing cue?

Thanks Al!

JoeyA


Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
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henho said:
Woodpecker cues are made by Jacoby.
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I did not have any idea where they came from. If I would have had to guess, I would have guessed they were cotracted to a Taiwanese factory. I think they should put the affiliation to Jacoby on the website, to keep people from jumping to such a conclusion.

Tracy
 
JoeyA said:
OK, here goes:

Corey, I have a few questions for you about your favorite specifications on your playing cue:
1. Tip type and diameter size?
2. Curved tip (dime or nickel) or flat?
2. Precisely what type of taper do you like on your playing cue?

Thanks Al!

JoeyA
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Hey Joey if you pm me your # in the next 5 min I'll let you ask him in person.
 
This should be under For Sale forum for better visibility ... and photos and specs would help. Also how you'd take payment, PayPal or ???

Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
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Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
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I was under the impression they gave him the cue. Shouldn't he just give it back if he doesn't plan on using it?
 
Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm. Corey with also sign the cue if you want. You can also buy any of his playing cues at www.woodpeckercues.com. Any questions Corey will be here until 2:30pm.
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I'll trade my breaking cue for corey's... and I'll even sign mine... to make it priceless ;)
 
macguy said:
I was under the impression they gave him the cue. Shouldn't he just give it back if he doesn't plan on using it?
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Woodpecker must have been real upset with him for using the Xbreaker. Sponsors are hard to come by in this sport so you don't want to rattle them.
 
Isnt the X breaker one of those phonlic (sp?) type break cues so you can hit em hard? Does this strike anyone else as funny since the tour had to come up with a rule about the way corey breaks the balls easy LOL.
 
Flex said:
What's their new rule about breaking?
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I believe its at least 2 balls must pass the center of the table. Please correct me if im wrong. Might be 3 balls.

Mack
 
stolz2 said:
I believe its at least 2 balls must pass the center of the table. Please correct me if im wrong. Might be 3 balls.

Mack
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I thought it was 3 balls, but I cant say for sure. I remember hearing that after one of his breaks they called the foul on him for not getting enough balls up table, and this was a break that he MADE a ball! How can you make a rule that even if you make a ball it could still be a bad break?
 
Al-fahl Amir said:
I'm with Corey right now and said he will sell his X breaker for $300 or the highest bidder by Friday the 19th at 3:00pm.
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I think this is a good idea...why does he need a break cue to begin with, unless it was a sledgehammer fitted with a woman's powder puff on the end for a tip.

Hey...there's an idea to go along with the Woodpecker cue line...the Powder Puff Break Cue Line by Corey. You can still slam away at it like a REAL man, but get the powder puff soft break at the same time. :cool:
 
woody_968 said:
I thought it was 3 balls, but I cant say for sure. I remember hearing that after one of his breaks they called the foul on him for not getting enough balls up table, and this was a break that he MADE a ball! How can you make a rule that even if you make a ball it could still be a bad break?
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This rule is only being created because Corey perfected a technique that allows him to break and run, and other players can't copy it, as they have tried and failed. Even if he makes a ball on the break, they want to call foul, and it's ridiculous. So if I play Johnny Archer, and he jumps balls better than me, I don't think he should be able to jump. How about make him play one-handed, too? :rolleyes: What a bunch of babies.
 
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