I heard he was the best at it. I've lived and known him forever. It cost more then most cues cost but it's done by the best. $475. I will post pics when I receive it. Woo hoo
I dropped of my cog to have Kenny koo put on a elephant wrap
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I have to say I feel bad for the elephant
Bad move on the elephant wrap....you like action....
....now you're gonna be playing for peanuts.
Kenny's good people...
Yeah I'm sure it will turn out great. Kenny is good people...
Jaden
Yeah I'm sure it will turn out great. Kenny is good people...
Jaden
Anything else done besides the wrap? I know Kenny does superb work but 475 does sound a little steep.
gr. Dave
gr. Dave
we shouldn't feel sorry...
Maybe we shouldn't feel sorry for the elephant...Maybe he had a nagging wife that he didn't want to hear any more...
:grin-square:
Jaden
And the Tree the Cow and so on
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Maybe we shouldn't feel sorry for the elephant...Maybe he had a nagging wife that he didn't want to hear any more...
:grin-square:Jaden
And the Tree the Cow and so on
Cow?
And the Tree the Cow and so on
Cow?
Tips made of leather....cow or pig
How can you tell the difference between cow leather with an elephant ear pattern vs. real elephant ear ?
I like my cow leather elephant ear pattern wrap. Feels great, $100 installed. I don't want real elephant ear even if it was the same price.
I like my cow leather elephant ear pattern wrap. Feels great, $100 installed. I don't want real elephant ear even if it was the same price.
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Ron Swanson
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Another stunning 'look at me' thread from the OP.
Pot meet kettle...
Even if the above was accurate..... the hypocracy is strong in this one...
Do you even realize that you provide absolutely ZERO value added to the forums with your posts???
Jaden
Even if the above was accurate..... the hypocracy is strong in this one...
Do you even realize that you provide absolutely ZERO value added to the forums with your posts???
Jaden
I had josh treadway put an elephant ear wrap on my McDaniel cue in December and I love it.,he did an excellent job.,...hope u enjoy yours as well
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Apparently I'm In The Minority.....
Just got my 1st elephant ear wrap pool cue last month. In fact, it's actually my first leather pool cue wrap and so I expected it would be great since elephant ear seems to be so popular with so many pool players nowadays.
No matter how hard I try, and I really do treasure my new pool cue, albeit previously owned but nonetheless still pristine condition, the elephant ear wrap isn't my cup of tea.......it feels like the grips on my golf clubs. Is there anything that can be done to soften the pebble/texture finish on elephant ear pool cue wraps? There's a couple of Hercek cues I am seriously interested in but both have leather wraps which diminishes their appeal for me. I can't see myself spending $5-6k for one of Joel's cues only to have to send it back to him to ask for some Cortland Linen to be installed.
I will say that Ed Prewitt did a fantastic job when he made the cue and installed the elephant ear wrap on this cue which looks and even feels like it's seamless, which of course it isn't. Like I said, aside from being a incredible wrap installation, it's just not my cup of tea. I'm interesting in knowing if there's any treatment I can give the elephant ear wrap to soften up the feel which I describe to being akin to rubbery, ex. golf pride grips. Maybe if I can soften the feel or texture, I'll like this wrap more.......it looks great on the cue but not so much so in my grip hand.
Matt B.
Just got my 1st elephant ear wrap pool cue last month. In fact, it's actually my first leather pool cue wrap and so I expected it would be great since elephant ear seems to be so popular with so many pool players nowadays.
No matter how hard I try, and I really do treasure my new pool cue, albeit previously owned but nonetheless still pristine condition, the elephant ear wrap isn't my cup of tea.......it feels like the grips on my golf clubs. Is there anything that can be done to soften the pebble/texture finish on elephant ear pool cue wraps? There's a couple of Hercek cues I am seriously interested in but both have leather wraps which diminishes their appeal for me. I can't see myself spending $5-6k for one of Joel's cues only to have to send it back to him to ask for some Cortland Linen to be installed.
I will say that Ed Prewitt did a fantastic job when he made the cue and installed the elephant ear wrap on this cue which looks and even feels like it's seamless, which of course it isn't. Like I said, aside from being a incredible wrap installation, it's just not my cup of tea. I'm interesting in knowing if there's any treatment I can give the elephant ear wrap to soften up the feel which I describe to being akin to rubbery, ex. golf pride grips. Maybe if I can soften the feel or texture, I'll like this wrap more.......it looks great on the cue but not so much so in my grip hand.
Matt B.
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Ron Swanson
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I'm one of the very few that adds anything at all. You in particular would benefit from paying more attention.
Yep, and nobody else will even know, until they tell everyone what it is.... they will never say leather, but will tell everyone it's elephant ear, like it makes a difference at all.... it's more about I got something that was stupid expensive, but it's OK, I can afford something this stupid
Yep, and nobody else will even know, until they tell everyone what it is.... they will never say leather, but will tell everyone it's elephant ear, like it makes a difference at all.... it's more about I got something that was stupid expensive, but it's OK, I can afford something this stupid
That goes for anything people buy fancy houses cars jewelry clothes even where and what you eat.,. I find this insufficient by saying "it's ok I can afford it" because that's with anything in life
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