SW ordering questions

Disregard all that...

Call Laurie Franklin at SW Cues...702-870-9615

Tell her what you want. She will no longer quote you a locked in price, however. After ordering, sit back and wait 7.5-8 years. She will contact you around 6 months prior to delivery for a 50% deposit and to confirm what you want. Total wait time right now, 8-9 years.
Joe
 
What Questions?

Lam = veneer

I would assume unwrapped = wrapless (but just email Laurie and ask)

Recut points are recut points...youll have to ask Laurie how much they are.
When will you be ordering your cue...doesnt make much sense to speculate unless your ordering a cue this year as their prices change annually.

northstar said:
The ordering info provided by SW is kind of confusing. Can anyone help to answer these questions?

Thanks

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=58236
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That is if...

they are still taking orders!

Bamacues said:
Call Laurie Franklin at SW Cues...702-870-9615

Tell her what you want. She will no longer quote you a locked in price, however. After ordering, sit back and wait 7.5-8 years. She will contact you around 6 months prior to delivery for a 50% deposit and to confirm what you want. Total wait time right now, 8-9 years.
Joe
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Bamacues said:
Call Laurie Franklin at SW Cues...702-870-9615

Tell her what you want. She will no longer quote you a locked in price, however. After ordering, sit back and wait 7.5-8 years. She will contact you around 6 months prior to delivery for a 50% deposit and to confirm what you want. Total wait time right now, 8-9 years.
Joe
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That's just too long to wait for a cue IMO. By the time the cue is ready you may not even be playing pool anymore, but there must be a lot of people who don't mind the wait since they have a waiting list that long.
 
too long of a wait

I believe she workin on orders made in 1998. I ordered mine in 2001. There are way too many alternatives to a SW cue. And if your really desperado, just pick one up used. There are a lot of them in the secondary market. Its not that much of a premium considering the wait time.
 
Why wait,just go to any major pool show and you will find no less than 2 dozen for sale and sometimes more.Seems like as soon as someone gets there order its for sale on ebay or somewhere else. I agree its way too long to wait for a simple cue IMO
 
cuedoctor said:
Why wait,just go to any major pool show and you will find no less than 2 dozen for sale and sometimes more.Seems like as soon as someone gets there order its for sale on ebay or somewhere else. I agree its way too long to wait for a simple cue IMO
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What pool halls do you go to????????:confused: :eek: :eek:
 
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