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[Deleted User] · 2008-12-02 03:21:11

Hi, I'm looking to procure some of the brass fittings that join to parts of a cue together, but I don't know what these things are called, and much less where to get them!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

02-12-2008 3:21am

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Hi, I'm looking to procure some of the brass fittings that join to parts of a cue together, but I don't know what these things are called, and much less where to get them!!!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 05-12-2008 12:27am

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The parts your looking for are called a "ferrule"

You could try the Riley in shop in dublin for them, or the fergal o brien snooker shop on capel street, but i'm not sure if these places will have them, they would be a more specialist part, as opposed to a DIY job on slitting your cue etc.
Theres also a company called A&R Cues (try the golden pages) they make custom cues, think they are down around Wexford, mite be worth contacting them either

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Thanks for the info, I'll definitely be checking these avenues out!

Druss.

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