My 3rd Balabushka Style Cue in Progress

Fast Lenny

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As some of you saw I have one in blue and one in orange so I figured I would do one with green also. Enjoy. :smile:


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I love Balabushka's and cues that pay tribute to George. I like how you incorporate design elements without making an exact copy. New school meets old school.
 
I love Balabushka's and cues that pay tribute to George. I like how you incorporate design elements without making an exact copy. New school meets old school.

Yes I am very fond of the big pin and phenolic joint for playability, not a fan of stainless if I am going to play with it and I believe that is all that was used on Bushkas. I also really like birdseye for the forearm and know George used pure straight grain maple on all of his that I know of. Thanks for the compliment.
 
Yes I am very fond of the big pin and phenolic joint for playability, not a fan of stainless if I am going to play with it and I believe that is all that was used on Bushkas. I also really like birdseye for the forearm and know George used pure straight grain maple on all of his that I know of. Thanks for the compliment.

George used Ivory joints on occasion as well. Very nice cue btw.
 
Very nice, a true attention getter. I could be wrong but I think it was Harvey Martin that did the Ivory Joints but only a handful of cues with points
 
Pretty soon you're going to have a "Skittles" bag full of Bushkaesque cues!!! (Still like the blue one the best...but wouldn't kick any of them out of the wall rack though! :p )

Jason
 
I had the only ivory joint Balabushka
that I ever saw

it was piloted

I did hear that he made another one
in Memphis if I recall
 
Very cool Bushka flavored cue.

The joint would be unique for a Bushka as was said.

What about the figured forearm? He always used straight grain didn't he?

I do dig the cue. :thumbup:
 
i saw the pics of the blue and orange ones and thought they were darn nice looking cues.

this green one really does it for me, i'll take it :grin:
 
i saw the pics of the blue and orange ones and thought they were darn nice looking cues.

this green one really does it for me, i'll take it :grin:

Yeah I think this is the one I am going to keep out of the 3. :smile:
 
Thanks. I tried to look for ivory jointed cues by George but could not find any through a search of the Cue Gallery, must be pretty rare.

Here is a look at one that was for sale on some site a while back.. May have been the SusieQ site or something... Can't remember...

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