Darren hill cue review
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i had one. i liked it well enough but his prices have gone up too much for me to buy another
Hill cues
Very nice playing cues. I owned one that I got in Kentucky and Darren had his portable lathe with him and offered to put on tips of my choice (although I didn't purchase the cue from him). I had too many cues coming in at the time and needed to sell it along with some others. I intend on ordering one though again some day soon from Darren. Nice firm hit that feels great.
Very nice playing cues. I owned one that I got in Kentucky and Darren had his portable lathe with him and offered to put on tips of my choice (although I didn't purchase the cue from him). I had too many cues coming in at the time and needed to sell it along with some others. I intend on ordering one though again some day soon from Darren. Nice firm hit that feels great.
What do you charge for plane janes these days? merry window type
I'm glad you asked that, because I am building a batch of sweet plain janers. All have wood handles, 2 shafts, and sweet ring work. All wood is out of my A++ stock. I'm selling these for $650.00 shipped, normally $800.00 plus shipping. I will post some pictures, imediately following the weekend. Thanks for all the great comments, everyone! Thanks Darrin Hill
looking forward to seeing 'em.
I believe this is the cue to which you're referring: Hill Cue
In fact, some of those are your pics.
Darrin makes an awesome cue.
Nice stiff hit, beautiful woods, super-sharp points, and flawless finish.
The one in the link is one of my favorites.
Hay Darrin what's the ETA on this batch of cues you're talking about?
Gurnee_Steve
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Very nice
I was out to Darrin's shop yesterday and saw these cues. They're not completed yet but they will be really nice when done and worth every penny of the $800 he normally sells them for...at $650 they're a steal.
What's the definition of a craftsman? Someone that has the skills for sure, but also someone that loves his craft and has a eye for detail. Darrin is truely a craftsman of the highest order...and a personable guy to deal with.
Darrin: Thanks again for the beautiful 4 pointer you sold me. I googled it and found that the spelling of the wood is 'Pao Ferro'. It's very rare and a lot like Rosewood. It is also called Brazilian Ironwood. I test hit the cue last night and WOW, what a hit...YOU ROCK!!
Steve
I was out to Darrin's shop yesterday and saw these cues. They're not completed yet but they will be really nice when done and worth every penny of the $800 he normally sells them for...at $650 they're a steal.
What's the definition of a craftsman? Someone that has the skills for sure, but also someone that loves his craft and has a eye for detail. Darrin is truely a craftsman of the highest order...and a personable guy to deal with.
Darrin: Thanks again for the beautiful 4 pointer you sold me. I googled it and found that the spelling of the wood is 'Pao Ferro'. It's very rare and a lot like Rosewood. It is also called Brazilian Ironwood. I test hit the cue last night and WOW, what a hit...YOU ROCK!!
Steve
The one i hit with played great.. Put some money in to one..
