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danutz said:
no offense, but it sure looks like cnc to me.
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I believe you're right. But you should understand (if you don't already) pantagraph and cnc will look identical. They use the same type of cutting method.


I stand corrected...kinda. This is a pantograph cue :) thanks.
 
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Cognoscenti Cue

I'm sure that this cue from Joe Gold today would cost double, or more.
Great looking Cog, I like the way you were able to bring out the gold inlays in your pics.
Good luck with your sale.
 
ah, i see. pretty neat. i remember Joe Gold coming thru phoenix on the road, and going thru just about everyone except for Roger Griffis. He was driving one sweet AMG Benz too.
 
lol this whole thread made me think of all those "CASH FOR GOLD" stores and people out on the street buying stolen goods :)! not that this is stolen, but it is gold. And the seller would like cash for his gold. get it? alright...
 
Great cue!!!

Great looking cue - good luck with the sale


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If I owned a Cog i'd want it to be this design. Of all the different Cog cues i've seen I like this one the best.......

James
 
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danutz said:
ah, i see. pretty neat. i remember Joe Gold coming thru phoenix on the road, and going thru just about everyone except for Roger Griffis. He was driving one sweet AMG Benz too.
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A pantograph works basically as a CNC...uses the same cutters...inlays look basically the same. Only difference is that one is performed using the human hand whereas the other uses the computer to control the cutting.

Pantograph:
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Awesome Listing and Cue!!!

Folks this is how you sell a cue.

Post some GREAT pictures, specks and a great price.

This is just textbook perfect!

Absolutely STUNNING cue you have. That is now my favorite Cognoscenti, too, and I wish you the best of luck with the sale!

P.S. Titanium ring is a HUGE plus, too. I don't remember seeing too many of those around...
 
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