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Curly Maple forearm with 4 long points of Cocobola. 4 short points of Ebony with maple,red and black veneers.
Ebony butt sleeve with 4 Cocobola razor blade windows outlined in Ivory.

Curly maple handle. Cocobola and Ivory ringwork with trim rings.

Ivory joint and butt cap. Radial joint pin! Everything white is Ivory!
2-12.75m/m shafts with Ivory ferrules and medium Moori tips.
Comes with matching joint protectors.

THIS CUE HAS OVER 100 INLAYS!!

weight 18.7 ozs.
This is the only discount that is going to be given on this cue!
$2500.00 delivered in the lower 48 states!
$2700.00 delivered in the lower 48 states.
Contact info;
Qball @ 636-485-4354
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mouse said:
Who is QB custom cues? I have never heard of them. Very nice none the less.
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QB custom cues is from Pacific Mo. They have been building cues for over 5 years. Mainly localally. Qball is also one of the best table mechanics in the country. That is why I posted the cue on here for him. Because most hasn't heard of them. I can tell you this, there work is very good. I have helped them at the beginning and they have received alot of knowledge from guys like Jim Buss and others also.
 
I haven't seen this cue in person, but have seen several new Q Ball cues and a lot of players in the St. Louis area playing with his cues.

I've hit with a couple of them and they play well, solid and look great. Q Ball now has a CNC machine and has some fantastic inlay designs.

Like myself, Q Ball has worked with Doug Patrick (Patrick Custom Cues) when we first started building cues. I would recommend one of Q Ball's cues if someone wants to get a good looking, playing, constructed cue from a relatively unknown (not newer) cue maker.

This is a great price for this cue and it's loaded with inlays and ivory!
Best of luck with the sale!
Zim
 
Thanks Mike for bumping his cue. This is not only a good looking cue but it also hits very well. I hit a few balls with it when I took the pictures to post on here.
 
Just thought I'd give a bump for a great looking cue and an up and coming cue maker!
(I don't mean a great looking up and coming cue maker, just the cue! haha)

Zim
 
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