This was built for a service member who puts his life on the line for us every day in Afganistan. Thank you!
Curly maple front, ebony points and butt sleeve. The ebony had allot of brown in it and I went with the double black. brown and white veneers. Originally, the cue was to have no inlays, but of course he changed his mind. My wife came up with this design and convinced me that I should use copper instead of silver in the cue. The owner liked the brown warm tones in the ebony and everything worked with the ivory, copper and brown. Finished the cue off with a white/brown spec wrap and a brown bumper. I hope he enjoys it as much as I did building it.
Thanks for looking,
Kenny
PS Yes Mark, there is a little surprise I forgot to tell you about
Curly maple front, ebony points and butt sleeve. The ebony had allot of brown in it and I went with the double black. brown and white veneers. Originally, the cue was to have no inlays, but of course he changed his mind. My wife came up with this design and convinced me that I should use copper instead of silver in the cue. The owner liked the brown warm tones in the ebony and everything worked with the ivory, copper and brown. Finished the cue off with a white/brown spec wrap and a brown bumper. I hope he enjoys it as much as I did building it.
Thanks for looking,
Kenny
PS Yes Mark, there is a little surprise I forgot to tell you about