Cue Shop/Stock For Sale

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Norwela Cues-Jim Griffin
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Want to learn to build cues? Now's your chance!
Jim Griffin of Norwela Cues is ready to retire/go fishing.
Entire shop, including stock for sale at a very reasonable price.
Go to www.norwelacues.com and click on "Meet Jim" for a partial listing of equipment. (There is more than listed.)
I will discuss price with serious buyers only. You may contact me from
8 AM - 3 PM Mon thru Fri at 318-294-4566. You may also email me at
norwelacues@hotmail.com
 
Jim you are to young to retire! What, you like fishing better than building cues!:eek:
 
try a few days off,maybe a little exercise,if you are healthy get back to work you will be hapier.There is plenty of time for lying aroud in the grave.

Don't give your stuff away and regret it later,even if it becomes a hobby ,you will probably enjoy it again

Just a tip,raise your repair charges way up and that should get rid of the dead beats that make your job drugery,raise your prices and make more cues for yourself,improve your product ,but don't expect to lollygag around and find enjoyment for long

dean
 
I agree with deanoc....raise some prices. You're cues are worth it!
The fish will still be there in the morning, the tables will be open all night, and your cues can still support both!:wink:
Slow down, take a few days here and there to relax, and work at your own pace. There's a ton of cuemakers that do the same thing. I think it's expected or something.


Semper Fi~
 
Thanks for the vote of confidence Phinmole.

For all of you in AZ land.

PLEASE understand! I will offer one helluva deal to someone who wants to buy my entire shop and stock, but I am not interested in selling piece meal. My lathes are single purpose and together, with the rest of the equipment, form a COMPLETE shop.

Please refrain from asking about SOME pieces of equipment or SOME of the stock.

Also, I will not discuss price on the open forum, but will be happy to do so in a private phone discussion. 318-294-4566 Monday thru Friday at 8 AM - 3 PM and Saturday form 8 AM - Noon. All times are Central Time Zone.

Jim
 
Those of you who have requested more information, please be patient
as I will answer in the order I received the request.
 
The best of luck and happiness to you in your retirement, sir. I have a friend who plays with one of your cues, ebony with lots of ivory, that he bought used for a song. He got a magnificent playing cue that looks like a million bucks! Good luck!
:p
 
For those of you that want to know what equipment I have, here goes.

2 bandsaws
1 table saw
2 12 x 12 display cases
1 Dangelso leather wrap jig
1 5' work bench
2 8' work benches
1 buffer (free standing)
1 4 drawer file cabinet
4 stools
3 roll away cue carts (for cues in progress)
1 dust collector system
1 roll away tool box
1 rod sander
1 Gorton 3U pantograph (too many patterns to count)
2 box fans
2 4" belt sanders
1 bench grinder
1 bench drill press
1 Rigid shop vac
1 27 gallon compressor
2 HVLP spray guns (1 Binks, 1 Devilbliss)
3 12 x 36 Jet lathes (1 with taper bar)
1 14 x 40 Jet lathe
1 14 x 40 Enco lathe with taper bar
1 12 x 32 Atlas lathe (for cutting v grooves)
(all Jet and Allas lathes have adjust-tru 6 inch, 3 jaw chucks)
(Enco lathe has 8 inch Bison 6 jaw chuck)
numerous small tools, end mills, etc.

75 butt end house cues (for building sneaky petes)
27 unfinished sneaky petes
radial style pins, brass and stainless steel joints
various exotic woods
enough fronts to build at least 50 cues
approximately 400 pieces of prong wood (various wood species)
50+ pieces of shaft wood

Give me a ring---318-294-4566 or email norwelacues@hotmail.com

Jim
 
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