Need EXTRA SPACE, 4x8 case. OR?

Floyd_M said:
I looked at those, contemplated a short while but it opens at one end like a regular 1x1 or 1x2 cue bag.
IF something gets stuck . . .
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(StraightLine)
I had a 3x6 hard case, was OK until I needed more room.
The larger ones do get heavy.

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Understand those ones, but the one he has opened like a butterfly and had separate sleeves for each rod/cue. I think he said he paid 20-40 dollars maybe. I did notice last night he was using something different now so maybe it didn't work out, or he wanted something a bit smaller because his was huge (i.e. more than 4x8) I didn't get a chance to ask.
 
SSDiver2112 said:
Understand those ones, but the one he has opened like a butterfly and had separate sleeves for each rod/cue. I think he said he paid 20-40 dollars maybe. I did notice last night he was using something different now so maybe it didn't work out, or he wanted something a bit smaller because his was huge (i.e. more than 4x8) I didn't get a chance to ask.
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Well, I don't have what I'm looking for yet.
If you know what I'm in need of. I very well could be interested +90% interested.
A scuff or 2 is fine, tears & cuts not.
IF you can, find out the 3 inside dimensions.

BIG THANKS
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Floyd_M said:
I delved into a 4x8 Butterfly case, filling it up is WAY THE HECK TO TIGHT. All that pressure I fear will warp the shafts.
A 30" shaft fits without protectors, with not unless I open the sleeve... which is pointless.

I'm not interested in spending Beaucoup bucks, tho JB's are good looking, my retirement budget has been hit HARD so maybe $150 is about tops.
What case has a little more space AND will fit 32" shafts?
BTW: I've seen a few 5x10 and 6x12 cases but that search is out, high prices.

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Sell three butts and seven shafts and all of your problems will be solved.
 
DeeDeeCues said:
Sell three butts and seven shafts and all of your problems will be solved.
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. . . and for short shots, use a chalked toothpick.

Can't sell customers cues that I repaired, hence the extra space.
''Now you know the rest of the story. GoodDAY!''

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Floyd_M said:
OH MAN . . . 1990s I had whittled a wood case from a select grain Cherry 1x4 doubled to a 2x4 for 2 cues.
Made hidden brass hinges and recessed spring loaded hasps. On the hasps I engraved the 8 & 9 ball racks.
Handle was leather 5 weaved strap that was also recessed. Sitting on a table it looked like a piece of 2x4.
I hand made polished brass tools. In the handle a Nickel dia. sander, other side a dimple hammer. A porcupine poker, etc..
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Went home & did a QUICK 'P'. In a mere 1.5 mins truck door lock punched in & case gone, among other things. (GRRRR)
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Inside job. :D
Floyd_M said:
. . . and for short shots, use a chalked toothpick.

Can't sell customers cues that I repaired, hence the extra space.
''Now you know the rest of the story. GoodDAY!''

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Geez thanks for beep...

Why not a dealer bag?
 
straightline said:
Inside job. :D

Geez thanks for beep...

Why not a dealer bag?
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My post wasn't demeaning, that's just me in bland speak.
The GoodDAY was Paul Harvey way-WAY back.
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Ya, looked at those Dealer cases, woah $550. Wish I could sell that many, but alas, I'm picky.
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Yard sale I did find a 12" x 30" diameter tube with black 800 denier on the outside. Bottom, no top but easily to make. I considered that clear Dealers Roll-Up that hold 2 doz cues, $75. ... NA.
Still like my shotgun cases, 11" x 36" x 3.5".
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Floyd_M said:
I delved into a 4x8 Butterfly case, filling it up is WAY THE HECK TO TIGHT. All that pressure I fear will warp the shafts.
A 30" shaft fits without protectors, with not unless I open the sleeve... which is pointless.

I'm not interested in spending Beaucoup bucks, tho JB's are good looking, my retirement budget has been hit HARD so maybe $150 is about tops.
What case has a little more space AND will fit 32" shafts?
BTW: I've seen a few 5x10 and 6x12 cases but that search is out, high prices.

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I have a 6x10 hard tube that is exquisite, right in your price point. Vincitore and others sell it. Acme might too
 
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