Retipping and cue repair service

We can retip cues with quality tips for around £12, we do however need the cues leaving with us for a day for the adhesive we use to cure.

Though we may be able to do same day so long as the cues are here for 10.30am, We can also fit new brass ferrules and repair damaged or broken cues, we can also straighten cues depending how badly bent they actually are.

We normally use Elkmaster or Blue Diamond cue tips, as they are consistent quality, however these are made from leather and as this varies from hide to hide they need playing in for several games before deciding if you are happy with how it’s playing.

There are now many other cue tips available, some very expensive ones, personally I am not sure they offer any advantage over well proven tips. Whilst we don’t hold stock we can fit them for you if you supply the tips.

As always, please ring before calling as we are not always here due to working off-site.

SCAM WARNING!

We have recently been made aware of a scam on Facebook Marketplace where a number of very cheap pool tables are being advertised along with other items like leather sofas, high end sofas, fridges, marble tables etc.

The actual scam is in the delivery charges. The scammers offer to deliver for between £50-£200, but ask you to pay the courier by bank transfer first.

The item you are purchasing can be paid for by cash or bank transfer ON DELIVERY. All very believable as that’s how most courier companies operate. The odds are you will never receive any goods and will have lost the delivery money. Our advice is either to try to collect in person or arrange your own collection/delivery to be certain the item exists and is legitimate and do not pay until you have received the item in satisfactory condition!

The bank are unlikely to give you the money back. It is however important to ensure you have ticked the box saying for goods and services if paying by bank transfer to have any chance of getting your money back.

It’s also important to report it to www.actionfraud.police.uk. If in doubt contact us first – our advice is free.