Justis Case Repair

[Jack Justis]

I thought you might be interested to see the before and after pictures of a 12 year old case that has been used as a cane for most of its life.

 

[Purdman]

Nice work Jack!
Purdman

 

[HIRUN526]

Beautiful work Jack. That's why you're the best.

 

[Jigger]

Justis the magician

Beautiful work Jack. That's why you're the best.

Don't think I'd loan any of my equip to this guy Jack. Maybe charge him an extra $50 and throw in a walker??

 

[JoeyA]

My "new" Jack Justis case will never look like that especially if I don't get a cue stick to go in it.
As usual Jack, nice work.
JoeyA

I thought you might be interested to see the before and after pictures of a 12 year old case that has been used as a cane for most of its life.

 

[breakup]

I thought you might be interested to see the before and after pictures of a 12 year old case that has been used as a cane for most of its life.

Have you ever considered using ice gripping studs for use in cold climates?

(Larry, Daryl and Daryl came up with that one.)

 

[TX Poolnut]

Last weekend, I got the chance to see a Justis case up close (Gabe's). Man, you really detailed the heck out of that thing. Very nice.

 

[Barbara]

Last weekend, I got the chance to see a Justis case up close (Gabe's). Man, you really detailed the heck out of that thing. Very nice.

Yeah well at the Super Billiards Expo I got to see Cornerman's new Justis Pro Lite. Sweeeeeeeeeet!! And light, too.

I wish Jack had come out with that design when I had ordered mine, but I still love my case.

Barbara

 

[AuntyDan]

Have you ever considered using ice gripping studs for use in cold climates?

(Larry, Daryl and Daryl came up with that one.)

Or putting on spikes and a little fold-up seat so you can use it when watching Golf tournaments.

 

[beetle]

What about modifications to a 2X4 to allow addition of jump cue?

I thought you might be interested to see the before and after pictures of a 12 year old case that has been used as a cane for most of its life.

Great work as usual. I have a 2X4 case and just purchased a jump cue. Can you do some kind of conversion that will allow space to fit a jump cue while removing two of the regular shaft openings? I'm feeling ridiculous carrying my fancy case in one hand and my uncased jump cue in the other...

If you can do this kind of conversion, I'll pm you about the details.
Thanks,
Steve

 

[JrPlayer01]

Before pic looks more than like a cain haha...More like a paddle..Anyway the after pic look really good!

 

[Jack Justis]

Great work as usual. I have a 2X4 case and just purchased a jump cue. Can you do some kind of conversion that will allow space to fit a jump cue while removing two of the regular shaft openings? I'm feeling ridiculous carrying my fancy case in one hand and my uncased jump cue in the other...

If you can do this kind of conversion, I'll pm you about the details.
Thanks,
Steve

I'm assuming you're carrying 2 butts and 2 shafts and want to carry the jump butt handle and shaft in the remaining 2 shaft holes. There is a possibility one of the shaft tubes can be cut down to allow the jump butt handle to fit in. Of course the shaft for the jump butt can go in the other shaft tube. This would be simple to accomplish since the tubes are easily removable. There is a trick in reinstalling the tubes. You must first put the butt tube adjacent to the handle strap all the way down in the case and then put the shaft tubes and the other butt tube together. The reason for using this sequence is to prevent the butt tube from hanging up on the handle strap that runs through the slot on the case.

 

[beetle]

I'm assuming you're carrying 2 butts and 2 shafts and want to carry the jump butt handle and shaft in the remaining 2 shaft holes.

Thanks for the advice and you are exactly correct, that's what I want to do. I didn't realize the tubes were removable, so it sounds pretty easy. If I screw something up and need professional help, I'll pm you.

--Steve