I don't have this exact case, but I have three whitten cases so here's the answers based on owning those..
Usually; however it depends greatly on the diameter of the shafts and butts. The shafts I make usually have to be 'poured' out of the case, as they fit snugly. A Joss East shaft usually slides right out pretty easily. If they are tip up you can usually get your finger around the ferrule and pull the shafts out that way...
They work great! :wink: These are pieces of rubber that are placed in the bottom of each tube with a special 'tool' supplied with the case. You trim the rubber pieces to exact length- this makes each tube perfect length for the shaft to be put in there so it doesn't rattle around, and it is not 2" from the top where you can't get to it.
It can if your spacers and/or shafts are too long... Over-length cases can be made if you have a very long cue.
They can go in either way. I prefer pin up and shafts with tip up. If you don't clean your tips before putting them in, it can mark the nice leather lid with chalk...