Flamed maple & dark Amazon Rosewood 60" cue with some nice ">" shape rings

If someone looks for a cue that stands out here is a nice one.
60 inch long (equal split) on a lighter side for its length.
Nice combination of flamed maple and dark Amazon Rosewood with some intricate ">" rings at all positions. Joint collar and butt cap are stabilized maple burl.
Built on a full length core where two woods spliced together. Pau Rosa at the front and and hard maple at the bottom. So no A-joint here like every cue I build.
Two LD shafts with a nice hit making the game much easier and fun plus the light cf extension for an extra reach when needed.

Specifications of the cue:
Butt - 30", 14,6 oz;
Shaft 1 - 30", 4 oz;
Shaft 2 - 30", 3,8 oz;
CF extension - 7,9", 2,5 oz;
Balance point is around 20".
The ferrules are tomahawk, the tips - Thoroughbred mediums plus African blackwood inserts at the joint end.
The pin is brass 3/8-10 modified.
The cue plays really nice and solid;).

Price: (1600 $ shipped).
1550 $ shipped.

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Six Pointed Star

This is very similar to JT's drill, and one that I used to practice way too much. It is fun to see that you enjoy this drill because it was always my first choice.

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I should warn you though, I really did practice this tooo much. I ended up not doing other important drills and developed a tiny problem of trying to hold the cueball too much on shots away from the rail, and ended up hitting those shots thick.

I would suggest you spend a warm-down period with the One Pocket L or this simple drill
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