show me your sneaky petes!

[bbb]

i wish i knew how to post pics but my jerry olivier is GREATTTT

 

[No Limit]

McDermott Sneaky Pete. The original shaft is on the bottom while the I1 I shoot with is on top.

 

[daxe]

Old school petes

Here are some of mine they are all monster players, If some one wants to buy one E mail me @ AXE.d@sbcglobal,net ... Dan Axe

 

[DrGonzo]

http://www.arnotq.com/pages/367/367.html

I've got the cocobolo one one the bottom.

 

[stlerdave]

 

[RBC]

Here's one of ours.

$350.00 with your choice of OB shaft

Royce

 

[cuemaker03]

Great thread. Got to love sneekies!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Donny Lutz]

Wish I had some to show! I've owned Huebler, Meucci, Thompson, Frey, Pechauer, Predator and a few unknown sneakies, and wish I'd never sold any of them.

 

[mortuarymike-nv]

Coker

C

 

[stlerdave]

Sneaky or Conversion, whatever you wanna call it!

Whatever these are its a great cue. 1940s Akron Billiard Supply Conversion done by Marley Custom Cues.:thumbup:

 

[dzcues]

ebony sneaky pete

Here's an ebony SP with sharp ivory diamonds, 18 gage silver dots and something a little different for the base of the points. Joint collar is made from a cueball.

 

[ridewiththewind]

Love what you did with the point bottoms...very, very cool!!!

Lisa

 

[JoeyInCali]

2 sneakies on the right.

 

[ridewiththewind]

2 sneakies on the right.

The bocote one is very nice. :thumbup:

 

[JoeyInCali]

The bocote one is very nice. :thumbup:

The ugliest pretty wood, bocote. :grin:
Thanks.

 

[Naked Cues]

Wow

Here's an ebony SP with sharp ivory diamonds, 18 gage silver dots and something a little different for the base of the points. Joint collar is made from a cueball.

Those points are really cool! I like the cueball material, too. Really nice work...I believe I've seen your (?) video on the cueball collars...lots of work there.

-Jason.

 

[dzcues]

Love what you did with the point bottoms...very, very cool!!!

Lisa

Thanks, Lisa. It was time to do something different than the usual dots or diamonds that are used to hide "less-than-perfect" joinery.

 

[MVPCues]

Here's an ebony SP with sharp ivory diamonds, 18 gage silver dots and something a little different for the base of the points. Joint collar is made from a cueball.

Mr. Dzuricky, that is one beautiful cue. That is a very clever design at the base of the points, regardless of the reason. Everything works together. That cue is hotter than a Louisiana August.

Kelly

 

[ridewiththewind]

The ugliest pretty wood, bocote. :grin:
Thanks.

LoL! Me likey the bocote...it's plays so darn well! :thumbup:

 

[ridewiththewind]

Thanks, Lisa. It was time to do something different than the usual dots or diamonds that are used to hide "less-than-perfect" joinery.

I like what you do with your cues, Bob. They always look so clean and well thought out. And your no slouch with a camera either!!! :smile:

Lisa