Doing repair work on a cue normally does not change what you woud call it when you finish.
But what if the repair work was so extensive that a major piece of the cue needed to be replaced. Right down to the structure of the cue.
In the photo is a cue that the player destroyed the forearm in a fit of rage after losing a set. The forearm had to be completely replaced with a new one.
The question to other cuemakers is ...
Can I ethically call it by its original makers name?
I cant call it a Willeecue cause I only made the forearm.
It really isnt what the original cue maker made anymore and there is nothing like it in his catalog.
Of course full disclosure would be mandatory to any prospective buyer.
Do you think the name of the cue be taken off the butt cap to avoid possible confusion down the road?
Am I making too much of this??
But what if the repair work was so extensive that a major piece of the cue needed to be replaced. Right down to the structure of the cue.
In the photo is a cue that the player destroyed the forearm in a fit of rage after losing a set. The forearm had to be completely replaced with a new one.
The question to other cuemakers is ...
Can I ethically call it by its original makers name?
I cant call it a Willeecue cause I only made the forearm.
It really isnt what the original cue maker made anymore and there is nothing like it in his catalog.
Of course full disclosure would be mandatory to any prospective buyer.
Do you think the name of the cue be taken off the butt cap to avoid possible confusion down the road?
Am I making too much of this??