1PRoscoe's Cue

I think we could work out a deal Scott. I didn't really send Ross the cue yet. I sent him the cut up forearm of the old one only. I will trade you this cue plus 100% of what you just paid for your new Gus Cue.

Where should I send it?

Is that a fact.....
 

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I was THAT close to an ironwood Zinzola. Story of my life.

Seriously gorgeous cue, Tony.

Scott
 
Again

Ive said it before and saying it again.

When I see some of the cues you cuemakers build I dont know how you ever sell them.

IF I could build that I would have kept it for myself.

Probably the best looking cue I have seen of yours.

I really, really like that cue.

Nice job.

Ken
 
I think we could work out a deal Scott. I didn't really send Ross the cue yet. I sent him the cut up forearm of the old one only. I will trade you this cue plus 100% of what you just paid for your new Gus Cue.

Where should I send it?



Tony ring me over the weekend, in the evening sometime if you have a chance, i just wanted to make sure were still working together,

702-241-8000

best

eric
 
Congrats to Ross and Tony for One maginificant cue :thumbup:
I saw the most of Tony´s cues, and it realy looks like being better from day to day.
The inlays look extremly sharp and the veneers and points are awesome - like always. :thumbup:
And yeah, super long points again.
But what knocked me of my chair was the inlayed diamond at the bottom end - WOW ! :bow-down::bow-down::bow-down:
Congrats again on that great work and for sure Ross will like to play with it :grin:
Erich
 
thats a great cue. my only critizim is painting the cue(sorry Mr. Neighbors for calling it painting :wink: ) the whole way down to the bottom over the black ring. the finish will chip in time.

If you look carefully at a pic thet Tikkler posted og a Gus and a Bushka hoppie cue you can tell they stopped at the bottom of the white. I have a couple hoppies that Gus built that he painted th to bottom, one has a couple chips the other one is unplayed for the most part. It just dosent work because the finish WILL chip eventually.


I have a GSB hoppie it was posted here that I have played alot with and it doesnt have any finish on the black bottom ring. Barry stopped it short. I dont know of he cut the ring a hair bigger so the transition from finish to no finish feels smooth. but I firmly believe thats they correct way for any cue maker to paint a hoppie cue. No chips, dings or dents on the bottom 1/4". I will ask Barry how he did it and when i see the cue again i'll measure it. I talked to him about this once he agreed with me and said thats the right way, but I dont know if he compensated for the thickness of the finish when he is making ht final cut on the heal(heel) of the cue.


I cant wait to get my cue from Tony, I didnt say anything that I can remember here, but I did order one from Tony after seeing Ross's cue on tony's site. Ross thinks I'm a stalker now. all I want is my $5 ;) . I like to support pool and cue makers, so I ordered one from Tony. I wish I was making $$$ I'd order from other guys, i will in time.



-its cool to support pool-
 
I hope to have another example on the ground for you to see pretty soon.
Tony's work is improving in leaps & bounds.
Ross' cue is just beautiful.
 
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