Another cocobolo and bem

[Guerra Cues]

Hello,

I did a batch of 3 cocobolo and maple cues. 2 of the cues are bem handle and one is curly maple.
I have about 5 more cues I will be posting in the gallery and those are all sold.
I am just going through the final buffing and polishing.
This one is available.
The coco is also super figured and the bem is super nice as well.
I need to clean my Canon camera, so some of the debris you might see on the images is actually dust on the lens that I need to clean.
This cue butt is 15.4ozs. With shafts will be in the low or mid 19s.
Enjoy the pics. As you can see cocobolo is one of my favorites woods.

 

[hookmehorns]

Another nice one!

Man another beauty Tony, as you know these are my favorite woods (along with curly maple) as well. I dig holmes...I dig it
Keep up the great work and congrats on your accomplishments :thumbup:

Best,
Mo

 

[scdiveteam]

Man another beauty Tony, as you know these are my favorite woods (along with curly maple) as well. I dig holmes...I dig it
Keep up the great work and congrats on your accomplishments :thumbup:

Best,
Mo

Hey Tony,

Nice masterpiece. That buff job is "wet look a go go". OMG

Rick

 

[Sport666]

very nice, the finish looks great

 

[CMD]

Very clean design.

Your finish looks very glossy.


Nice work.

 

[L.C.Hui]

I agree with everyone, the finish looks really glossy. Very nice Tony.

 

[Guerra Cues]

I agree with everyone, the finish looks really glossy. Very nice Tony.

Thanks for the super nice feedback guys.
Hui, I am installing ferrules on your shafts and the elephant wrap. Your cue looks sick I will try to post some pics in the gallery over the weekend. Hopefully it will go out in the middle of next week :thumbup:

 

[L.C.Hui]

Thanks for the super nice feedback guys.
Hui, I am installing ferrules on your shafts and the elephant wrap. Your cue looks sick I will try to post some pics in the gallery over the weekend. Hopefully it will go out in the middle of next week :thumbup:

No problem, take your time Tony. There's no rush.

 

[Mikiemopa]

Nice looking cue, how much?

 

[Scratch]

Nice work Tony. I really like the ring work:thumbup:

 

[JimmyRayK]

Very beautiful and clean work. You just keep getting better.

Take care,
JimmyK

 

[Guerra Cues]

Very beautiful and clean work. You just keep getting better.

Take care,
JimmyK

Thanks Jimmy. Your feedback is much appreciated as well.
Hope you're doing good.
I will be posting another sold cue tomorrow that is probably a little bit more up your alley


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[JAMSGOLF]

I can't believe nobody's said anything about the rings yet! Those are super sharp!!! Those rings really pull this cue all together (in my opinion of course...)!

Great woods and great finish (to chime in with others! )!!!

Jason

 

[Guerra Cues]

I can't believe nobody's said anything about the rings yet! Those are super sharp!!! Those rings really pull this cue all together (in my opinion of course...)!

Great woods and great finish (to chime in with others! )!!!

Jason

Thanks for the compliments Jason.
This is really a gem and plays better than it looks.
I will post a couple more cues tomorrow
This cocobolo is the only cue I have still available for the time being.


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[Jaden]

Tony great work again...

Hello,

I did a batch of 3 cocobolo and maple cues. 2 of the cues are bem handle and one is curly maple.
I have about 5 more cues I will be posting in the gallery and those are all sold.
I am just going through the final buffing and polishing.
This one is available.
The coco is also super figured and the bem is super nice as well.
I need to clean my Canon camera, so some of the debris you might see on the images is actually dust on the lens that I need to clean.
This cue butt is 15.4ozs. With shafts will be in the low or mid 19s.
Enjoy the pics. As you can see cocobolo is one of my favorites woods.

Tony, as a fellow cue maker I have to say that I love your work. I have seen lots of cuemakers that seem to be excellent craftsman but just aren't good artisans or artists. Their wood combinations/selections and color combination choices are just horrible.

Every one of your cues that I have seen have not only been impeccable craftsmanship, but are also true artistry. I aspire to maintain the artistry and craftsmanship that you exude in your work.

Jaden

p.s. I've included some pics of one of my cues so you can better judge what my opinion means.

 

[Guerra Cues]

Tony, as a fellow cue maker I have to say that I love your work. I have seen lots of cuemakers that seem to be excellent craftsman but just aren't good artisans or artists. Their wood combinations/selections and color combination choices are just horrible.

Every one of your cues that I have seen have not only been impeccable craftsmanship, but are also true artistry. I aspire to maintain the artistry and craftsmanship that you exude in your work.

Jaden

p.s. I've included some pics of one of my cues so you can better judge what my opinion means.

Hey Jaden,
Feel really flattered and humbled by your comments.
Each cue I make I learn something new. Like a cuemaker friend of mine says, "each cue I build is a learning experience".
Keep up the good work as well (good looking cue) and let me know if you ever come by my neck of the woods.