Tim Scruggs?

Gsitz89

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Has anyone ever seen or did Tim Scruggs commonly make sneakys with two wood to wood joints?
 
he made wood to wood...I used to own two of his Sneakys with Phenolic joints. I ordered them directly from him and they were in mint conditon and never used when I got rid of them I am sorry I didn't keep them now.

No a scruggs that has two wood to wood joint in the same sneaky
 
huh?

A three piece cue? Haven't seen one, but I'm intrigued by the thought.
Karl
 
A three piece cue? Haven't seen one, but I'm intrigued by the thought.
Karl

Its not like a three pick like a jump break. It has a regular break down point and then right below it about a inch another break down. I was curios because I have never seen this.
 
Not only have I never seen this, I've never even heard of what you're describing, from any cuemaker anywhere. I hope I'm not misunderstanding your description.

I have seen a Tim Scruggs with a wood to wood joint, and it wasn't a sneaky.
 
Not only have I never seen this, I've never even heard of what you're describing, from any cuemaker anywhere. I hope I'm not misunderstanding your description.

I have seen a Tim Scruggs with a wood to wood joint, and it wasn't a sneaky.

Sorry im kinda a nube to the whole cue world. A guy I was playing tonight had a Tim Scruggs sneaky pete. It had a wood to wood joint, and about an inch underneath it was another wood to wood joint. Sorry if im not saying something right just trying to figure out the point behind it or if has ever been seen before.
 
That kind of thing doesn't exist "from" Tim Scruggs. There would be no practical application for it. Either it was some other cue makers crazy attempt at an experiment or it was some kind of shoddy repair job.

Either way...sounds like a bunch of shenanigans to me and sounds like a cue I'd stay away from if it was offered to me.
 
Sorry im kinda a nube to the whole cue world. A guy I was playing tonight had a Tim Scruggs sneaky pete. It had a wood to wood joint, and about an inch underneath it was another wood to wood joint. Sorry if im not saying something right just trying to figure out the point behind it or if has ever been seen before.

Did you see the cue taken apart at that "joint"? If not, I'd venture it wasn't a joint at all. Like someone else already said, I've never seen or even heard of what you're describing.
 
Sounds like a splice joint repair. Or could be a rigged up spacer.
 

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Either a repair to the joint or an extension that screws on between the joint/shaft to make it slightly longer. Not something Scruggs would have done to a cue.

Joe
 
Has anyone ever seen or did Tim Scruggs commonly make sneakys with two wood to wood joints?



I am uncertain what it is that you askig here, are we talking about a cue with the standard joint where the shaft attaches, and then a second joint like Jump Break cues?

Photo's would help
 
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