Hedge Apple wood

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I saw a cue a few years ago that was made of hedge apple wood and it looked really unique. Has anyone ever used this wood much.
 

rhncue

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I saw a cue a few years ago that was made of hedge apple wood and it looked really unique. Has anyone ever used this wood much.

Hedge Apple is another name for Osage Orange. There have been cues made of it but, in my opinion, it is a rather bland wood lacking much figure or character.

Damn Paul! You copied exactly what I said, just, before I said it!!! I need to learn to be quicker with the "send" button in the future.

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J&D CUSTOMS

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Here is a breaker I made for a fellow member here some time ago. Hedge and Purpleheart. Super solid hitting wood IMO. If you like yellow!

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manwon

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I saw a cue a few years ago that was made of hedge apple wood and it looked really unique. Has anyone ever used this wood much.

Here is a Billy Webb cue that I have for sale that Billy used Osage Orange in. The photo's don't do the cue Justice at all, and this is not the first cue I have had for sale that Billy Made using this wood.

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Personally I like this wood, I hope you enjoy the photo's.


Edited!!! I took a photo of the wrong cue this cue is Ebony Points into a Pernambuco forearm.:eek:
 
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Here is a breaker I made for a fellow member here some time ago. Hedge and Purpleheart. Super solid hitting wood IMO. If you like yellow!

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This is a sweet looking cue. The one I saw was a Madison Bob that a guy brought into town and the wood was not quit as yellow and it had dark spots in it.
 

DawgAndy

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South West used to offer it too, not sure if they still do. nasty stuff to work with from the loggers point of view. That's why no one bothers to cut it down much.
We called them "Monkey balls"
 
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