My new joint (No cue only parts.).

north_demon_cues · Feb 25, 2014

Some owners do not like cue exposure.
SO........................................

Experimental Works.
Cue cap joint pin.

My new logo

The above photo is not a cue.

Kim Bye · Feb 25, 2014

Thats pretty impressive! I really like the damask steel pin

metallicane · Feb 25, 2014

Impressive work. Love the detail.

Big-Tattoo · Feb 25, 2014

I really love that joint and your new logo in silver is perfect.
that damast steel pin is cool as well.
Ralf

cueaddicts · Feb 25, 2014

Very cool.....and very impressive !! :thumbup:

peterskw · Feb 25, 2014

Wow--I love this!!

KP

pescadoman · Feb 25, 2014

Damascus is the look of the pin? Is it real damascus?

LGSM3 · Feb 25, 2014

interesting, what is the silver looking infill material at the joint area?

Bigb'scues · Feb 25, 2014

It could be PMC silver infused polymer clay.....only thing is how is
Firing proses done without disturbing other materials....would
Nice to know if that we're the case.

galipeau · Feb 25, 2014

I like that the silver is the relief material, not the actual design. This mixes thinks up a bit and looks great imo.

north_demon_cues · Feb 25, 2014

pescadoman said:
Damascus is the look of the pin? Is it real damascus?

Yes, you are right, this is dascus steel.

scdiveteam · Feb 25, 2014

Totally sick unreal stuff going on here.

Good form to the max!!

north_demon_cues · Feb 25, 2014

LGSM3 said:
interesting, what is the silver looking infill material at the joint area?

It is the pure metal.
Engineering methods it uses, is an ancient Chinese craft

DAVE_M · Feb 25, 2014

The damascus pin is a nice touch and is very classy!

I'm not sure if it would be too heavy, but a heat anodized Timascus pin would be amazing!
For those not sure of what heat anodized Timascus looks like, here you go:

north_demon_cues · Feb 25, 2014

Bigb'scues said:
It could be PMC silver infused polymer clay.....only thing is how is
Firing proses done without disturbing other materials....would
Nice to know if that we're the case.

It is the pure metal.
Not polymers.
Engineering methods it uses, is an ancient Chinese craft.

north_demon_cues · Feb 25, 2014

DAVE_M said:
The damascus pin is a nice touch and is very classy!

I'm not sure if it would be too heavy, but a heat anodized Timascus pin would be amazing!
For those not sure of what heat anodized Timascus looks like, here you go:

It is used in steel making jewelry.
It is almost as heavy with stainless steel.

Bigb'scues · Feb 25, 2014

north_demon_cue said:
It is the pure metal.
Not polymers.
Engineering methods it uses, is an ancient Chinese craft.

HE'S USING MERCURY IN HIS CUES!!! Lol.. J/k....would really
Like to know what it is though.

Ken_4fun · Feb 25, 2014

north_demon_cue said:
It is the pure metal.
Not polymers.
Engineering methods it uses, is an ancient Chinese craft.

Ancient Chinese secret huh?

raziel · Feb 25, 2014

This is really nice and cool

I though about this on my cue as upgrade,how much is that cost?.

Rackemep · Feb 25, 2014

WOW!...thats way cool!

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