Good Bye Old Friend
- Thread starter cueman
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Do you have any available images of your old playing cue or others? I'm sure many of us would love to see your work
This has been my playing cue for 30 something years. I still can't believe I sold it. I have another cue I build around 2000 to 2001 that I have now put a python wrap on and some finish. Southern Billiards are on their way here today to put my my recovered rails with new Brunswick Super Speed rubber and Blue 860 cloth on my table. So this weekend I am getting a complete fresh up of pool table and cue.
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Do you have any available images of your old playing cue or others? I'm sure many of us would love to see your work
This is a group of cues will built a good while ago.
A little bit later group of cues.Do you have any available images of your old playing cue or others? I'm sure many of us would love to see your work
I did the same damn thing with a custom Schon Tulipwood with Ivory. Favorite playing cue I ever laid hands on. And I let it go for a $500 30-30 rifle.
What a beautiful cue.
Well I have been playing with my "new" cue on our newly restored table. The pockets wound up getting tightened to 4.125 inches instead of 4.625 and I have only managed to run one rack from the break in a few weeks. I never liked tight pockets and wanted it like normal Diamonds. I should have insisted that the corner irons be taken with the rails I guess. I will play with it like this at least until the cloth needs changed again and see if it helps or hurts my game.
I love the one in the middle!
No chance to make a living shooting for sure. But I used to play good enough on regular pockets to win a lot of tournaments through years. My son can run out on this table but way less often than before.