This is the part I don't understand. People keep buying cues to play with that they've never tried shots with. If they care about the way a cue hits the ball, they're almost guaranteed to be disappointed. I think a lot of people won't admit to themselves that they've made a mistake and continue to play with the mistake. After all, Joe said that these cues hit a ton.... please NEVER buy a cue you can't touch first.
This is the part I don't understand. People keep buying cues to play with that they've never tried shots with. If they care about the way a cue hits the ball, they're almost guaranteed to be disappointed. I think a lot of people won't admit to themselves that they've made a mistake and continue to play with the mistake. After all, Joe said that these cues hit a ton.
Thanks for the info. Yeah, it is not serious at all, but it is visible (light can be seen under the joint area and part of the forearm, and there is variance in the roll). The cue rolls pretty perfect other then that, but I was just worried about resale value.
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You were looking for a warped cue, and now you have one, in fact it's warped together and apart>>:smile:
Problem solved, but it sounds like you want to flip it before you can enjoy the warp...I mean the cue.
Man, you're a complicated little dude
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I wouldnt sell you a 5$ bill for 20$, you're tough to deal with.
And on the somewhat constructive side: please NEVER buy a cue you can't touch first.
slight roll out can effect resale, for example, instead of getting the buck and a half you paid you may only get a buck forty
(example strictly for illustration purposes)
you may consider privately contacting the seller to see if he/she will stand good for any financial shortfall you may incur:smile:
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I wouldnt sell you a 5$ bill for 20$, you're tough to deal with.
And on the somewhat constructive side: please NEVER buy a cue you can't touch first.
I did that before I created this thread. The most the seller offered to do for me if re work the shaft if I sent the shaft back to him. No offer on a refund, or anything else.
That's a pretty slight "warp", as you call it. Rolling a cue on a table isn't an indication of straightness. If the cue has any form of compound taper, it will roll weird. Also, there could be a high point on the finish that is making the cue roll a little off.
A few ways to check a cue for being straight are:
(1) put the butt of the cue on the table, the joint on the rail, and roll slowly. Look for an up and down anywhere along the cue.
(2) sight it like you're looking down a gun.
(3) have it turned slowly on a lathe between centres
I can understand your frustration, but a cue does not need to be perfectly straight to be able to play with it. Most cues have a slight raise here and there. You're talking about wood. Wood moves, and absorbs and releases moisture.
I can understand, though, given your OCD, that this must be driving you absolutely batshit crazy. I think you should stop looking for deals online, go to a brick and mortar, and buy a cue at full price that you can roll on a table, feel the shaft taper, etc. It's the only way you're going to be happy. For awhile, anyways.
People keep buying cues to play with that they've never tried shots with. If they care about the way a cue hits the ball, they're almost guaranteed to be disappointed. I think a lot of people won't admit to themselves that they've made a mistake and continue to play with the mistake.
The shaft has nothing to do with the butt rolling out.
This is the part I don't understand. People keep buying cues to play with that they've never tried shots with. If they care about the way a cue hits the ball, they're almost guaranteed to be disappointed. I think a lot of people won't admit to themselves that they've made a mistake and continue to play with the mistake. After all, Joe said that these cues hit a ton.
You complained about the shaft first? You are every sellers nightmare. I am starting to understand the comment someone made about you trying to get something for nothing on an unrelated topic.Yes, I know, but I also told the seller that I was really unhappy with the taper of the shaft (and that is why he offered to re work the shaft for me, if I shipped it back to him). I expected the shaft to have a very stiff taper on it though, so that is my fault. I am really just unhappy about the roll out in the butt (not to mention the fact that I really do not like the shaft).
You complained about the shaft first? You are every sellers nightmare. I am starting to understand the comment someone made about you trying to get something for nothing on an unrelated topic.
You are always working an angle.
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You sir, have probably sealed the deal that just about no one is gonna want to deal with you going forward. Many were on the fence but I doubt that anymore.