Sneaky pete blank

cwong79

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Looking for sneaky pete blank. Figured bem/ebony. Must be sharp on both points and even. Can anyone here do it?
 
If you are looking for points up and down, look on EBay for Brunswick Tru Balance cues. There are several for sale at the moment.

Type in Brunswick Pool Cues into the Search Bar and they will pop up.

See, Terry is sometimes sharper than the point on his head.
 
If you are looking for points up and down, look on EBay for Brunswick Tru Balance cues. There are several for sale at the moment.

Type in Brunswick Pool Cues into the Search Bar and they will pop up.

See, Terry is sometimes sharper than the point on his head.


What about the Birds Eye Maple and ebony part?

To the OP Prather can probably make one for you - don't recall if it
as a standard item.

HTH
Dale
 
Cue Components in Florida has them. Just google cue components. I just bought a tulipwood into ebony and had Dishaw finish it and it turned out really nice!

I think schmelke makes them too but don't know how nice they are!
 
Cue Components in Florida has them. Just google cue components. I just bought a tulipwood into ebony and had Dishaw finish it and it turned out really nice!

I think schmelke makes them too but don't know how nice they are!

I have several Schmelke sneakies. I love them and the company is great-to-outstanding to deal with, but the bottom points are not sharp, rather they are about a saw-kerf-wide-flat. I have never seen a Cue Components blank in person, but from the photos on the website they too are flat-bottomed.

I have a Prather sneaky and it does have sharp points on both ends. I would not hesitate to recommend a Prather blank. They are also great-to-outstanding to deal with and the quality is excellent imo.

I have a couple of sneakies built with Mark Bear blanks and his points are also sharp on both ends and quite long. RIP Mr. Bear.

Dave
 
I received great input, i will try a blank from a source recommended by a member here. It is unfortunate that Mark passed on, I wish I had a chance to use one of his blanks. It was exactly last year at the expo when i saw bell forest product featuring some of his products. These blanks are a niche product and require specialize tools to produce (sharp ends on both points). I personally feel it may become a lost art and therefore want a cue made from one. Will update on progress, it may be a year before the project is completed.
 
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