:: Hold Everything Dealer Case ::

lenoxmjs said:
There is a first time for everything. First time I've heard anyone complain about too many pictures. Really? Great cues and cases Jive. Don't sweat the trolls
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Thanks, not sweating..just wish the trolls would go to my for sale threads and comment there too..free bumps don't hurt :wink:

Maik said:
Too much pics??? Sorry, could only be an Bad joke.this high quality pics are an pleasure to watch!
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hey maik you're german you're not suppose to understand jokes :grin-square::grin-square::grin-square:
oh well i guess the world cup gave u guys a lot to smile and laugh about..

scdiveteam said:
Jive,

I have been looking at big cases like this for going to shows with my cues.

I loved your pics because I got to look at the details of the construction and engineering that your pics revealed.

Someone who wants to buy a case like this surely will study the photos as I did.

Good form I say and thanks for posting.

Rick
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Thanks Rick, the intention of the thread wasn't to show off a mundane case like this there are much nicer stuff around the gallery. Rather it was to show different angles and details of the case so people can decide for themselves if that case is something they like or would like to procure in time to come. So i'm glad you found purpose on my pictures.
 
That is a serious dealer case for sure, very interesting
Pockets for office supplies, literature or documents, a cue sales office on wheels, even has an on-board cue rack.
When you said dealer case, you weren't kidding><:cool:
 
Jive said:
Thanks, not sweating..just wish the trolls would go to my for sale threads and comment there too..free bumps don't hurt :wink:



hey maik you're german you're not suppose to understand jokes :grin-square::grin-square::grin-square:
oh well i guess the world cup gave u guys a lot to smile and laugh about..



Thanks Rick, the intention of the thread wasn't to show off a mundane case like this there are much nicer stuff around the gallery. Rather it was to show different angles and details of the case so people can decide for themselves if that case is something they like or would like to procure in time to come. So i'm glad you found purpose on my pictures.
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Jive,

I have an Oneil Dealer Case and it weighs a ton and only allows one Cue and one shaft for carrying.

This case would be perfect for my use.

Who sells them!

Rick
 
Jive,

What case is on the left in the pic with your three cases? The one that looks like a vault??? Never seen or heard about anything like that before. Can you please share details and your personal impressions? Thanks!
 
Thanks Jive! I don't travel much but this might be a nice storage option for my collection. In your personal opinion, is it a good case for long term storage or more for travel?
 
ironchef. said:
Thanks Jive! I don't travel much but this might be a nice storage option for my collection. In your personal opinion, is it a good case for long term storage or more for travel?
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I'm actually using it more as a long term storage. I usually just use my 4x8 JB Butterfly when i travel to other country or city reckon that's more than enough cues. However it's good to know that i can lug the entire case when need be.
 
scdiveteam said:
Jive,

I have an Oneil Dealer Case and it weighs a ton and only allows one Cue and one shaft for carrying.

This case would be perfect for my use.

Who sells them!

Rick
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Hmmm..that i wouldn't know...i know J&J and Seyberts got them dealer cases but i don't think it's the same as mine.
 
Wow

I don't know how many times I watched as one Cue was attempted to be pulled out of a big dealers case and all the Cues start sliding and anyone close try to stop the waterfall as Cues go falling out.
Be very careful and never rush taking just one out. JP's can help if they are built to the right height for the case.
Thanks for sharing,
Nick :)
 
Thanks Jive! I appreciate all the helpful info and especially the great write up and pics. Will definitely be looking into a Steppo in the near future. Cheers!
 
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