Moori Tips x 3 =5.00$

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coelhojoli5

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Tip Moori IV, Slow, for pool, around 12.8 mm

SLOW

Price is for 2 used Tips

-> two have around 40-50% life (Tip In middle WAS SOLD)

Price: 1.00$ + 5.00 Ship. I have more new and used tips, with different brands



Shipping discounts... I have new tips too and another brands... buy more tips, and obtain great prices!!!

Any question, please, ask
 
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coelhojoli5 said:
Tip Moori IV, Slow, for pool, around 12.8 mm

SLOW

Price is for 3 used Tips

-> two have around 50-55% life and another have around 40%

Price: 5.00$ + 6.00 Ship. You can buy up to 12 tips, and only pay 6.00usd for shipping. I have more new and used tips, with different brands



Shipping discounts... I have new tips too and another brands... buy more tips, and obtain great prices!!!

Any question, please, ask
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are they used tips.....
 
Is it possible to put used tips on the shafts and then suddenly they become new ???
This is my first question,and the second is
Can used tip be glued with the same technique as new ones???
And the final question,
What if you sell me already glued tips???
Thanks in advance
 
After this you cannot be sure when you buy tips are they new or used.Seller could always say that these are little thinner then usual and for blueish they could say it is from their case.I think that very soon you should have to specifize how many inches are tips you sell.Standard is 5,8 Inches.That's what I know.
 
Not to put every situation into a 'BASKET' but, I have about

15 to 20 that were installed and immediately the player tried them and did not like the feel, so they had me remove and put on another tip.

If it was a LePro or Triangle or Triumph or something like this, then it just goes into the garbage.

But, I have 1st generation Moori Tips, Kamuii Brown and Kamuii Black tips, and these tips sell for $20.00 to $40.00 each,

So, I have given the option on these if someone wants to have this tip put on and tried, if they like it, I cut the price in Half and go from There.

I also forgot to tell you, I offer a 100% guarantee that if someone does not like the cue tip I have installed, I will install another tip at not cost.

So, this allows me to recover the lost cost of a tip and in turn give a customer a chance to buy a high end tip at a fraction of the cost.

Most people I have offered this to, after installation have been very happy.

But, to sell a tip that has been installed played with for 40 hours and then cut off,

I would PASS on this offer.

Just my 2 cents

good luck, anyway

Mike 'acedonkeyace' Kennedy
 
acedonkeyace said:
15 to 20 that were installed and immediately the player tried them and did not like the feel, so they had me remove and put on another tip.

If it was a LePro or Triangle or Triumph or something like this, then it just goes into the garbage.

But, I have 1st generation Moori Tips, Kamuii Brown and Kamuii Black tips, and these tips sell for $20.00 to $40.00 each,

So, I have given the option on these if someone wants to have this tip put on and tried, if they like it, I cut the price in Half and go from There.

I also forgot to tell you, I offer a 100% guarantee that if someone does not like the cue tip I have installed, I will install another tip at not cost.

So, this allows me to recover the lost cost of a tip and in turn give a customer a chance to buy a high end tip at a fraction of the cost.

Most people I have offered this to, after installation have been very happy.

But, to sell a tip that has been installed played with for 40 hours and then cut off,

I would PASS on this offer.

Just my 2 cents

good luck, anyway

Mike 'acedonkeyace' Kennedy
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Don't think tip would wear off much from 40 hours of play size wise, might be problem when installing it from old glue
 
dakraljic said:
Is it possible to put used tips on the shafts and then suddenly they become new ???
This is my first question,and the second is
Can used tip be glued with the same technique as new ones???
And the final question,
What if you sell me already glued tips???
Thanks in advance

Almost Forgot the most important thing to ask,Are they match with all brand of cues???
Thanks
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Hi everyone
I understand and agree with the most part of things told in this posts...
They had glued on cues before.. I recommend only for cue makers or guys knows how re-tip.
The match with cues if have correct diameter... I wrote diameter of tips now.
Thanks everyone
 
Its a feasible idea, however to be selling it asa business on here... You might be able to trade for a box of twinkies, or something along those lines.

As far as mike, thats one of the more intelligent ideas Ive ever heard. I know if I lived by you Id try a kamui tip from you just because I want to try one, but my local shop wants 60$ to put it on[45 for the tip, 15 for install] the chain by me I think wants close to 90, apparently theres a steep up charge in tips from when you buy it from the company. Or they are just killing stupid people with steep up chargres...
 
jmf041 said:
Its a feasible idea, however to be selling it asa business on here... You might be able to trade for a box of twinkies, or something along those lines.

As far as mike, thats one of the more intelligent ideas Ive ever heard. I know if I lived by you Id try a kamui tip from you just because I want to try one, but my local shop wants 60$ to put it on[45 for the tip, 15 for install] the chain by me I think wants close to 90, apparently theres a steep up charge in tips from when you buy it from the company. Or they are just killing stupid people with steep up chargres...
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wow, I thought 40$ up here in Canada is expensive for tip and instalation. $60 or 90 is just unbelievable to charge for a tip
 
mel_smOg said:
wow, I thought 40$ up here in Canada is expensive for tip and instalation. $60 or 90 is just unbelievable to charge for a tip
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Only on Kamui, they rip off anyone that ****ing buys the tip. Its awful, they tried selling me one and I was not stupid enough to do it.

Its a bit over exaggerated but not much, its 57$ for the kamui at one place, and the other place which has yet to figure out what glue actually holds tips on cues [ its a chain as well] is a little cheaper but you have to go back 4/5 times for them to get the tip to stay on the cue. I had this happen with 5 people other than me that I know of, its really quite absurd and they charge you to re glue it on there as well and tell you its your fault so by the time it actually stays on the cue for more than the time in the case youve spent close to 90$.
 
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