I don't usually post pics of my cues unless they are for sale, but I really liked the way these woods looked together. Walnut burl and Brazilian Rosewood.
Cue I just made for an AZ member
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That is a beautiful cue. Normally I don't feel like darker woods work well together but in this case they contrast each other quite well. Amazing grain in the burl as well. Again, great job!
I've got one thing to say, BUY A CUE NOW! Good cue makers always seem to start out low in the beginning (Southwest and Coker come to mind) and when they get popular the price starts going up - FAST!
Yes, I once bought Southwest cues for $125-150 each. I would sell them for a $25-35 profit (I'm so smart, lol). I did the same thing with Coker cues and now they are all much more expensive. I suspect in a couple of years the Prulhiere cues will go way up in value as well. I would guess at least double, maybe more.
Yes, I once bought Southwest cues for $125-150 each. I would sell them for a $25-35 profit (I'm so smart, lol). I did the same thing with Coker cues and now they are all much more expensive. I suspect in a couple of years the Prulhiere cues will go way up in value as well. I would guess at least double, maybe more.
Link to my review. Prulhiere Cues