And mainly makers who build only merry widow cues, please post pics of the most work you will do to a cue(design {ring work} wise). And maybe shed some light on your ideas as to why this type of build... I know its not because of effort, time, or money... If I am asking something that has been asked please say so... thanks in advance and post many pics please...
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Here are are few of my simple cues.
The first is a PFD Studios Cocobolo into Maple. This is probably one of the nicest pieces of Coco you will see. Pictures don't do it justice, well at least not my pictures.
The second is a Jerry Rauenzahn merry widow made from a figured piece of Zircote which again, is difficult to photograph.
I like these simple cues very much if the materials in and of themselves are interesting and/or the overall design flows.
And let me add that both of these cues are among my favorite playing cues.
Here are are few of my simple cues.
The first is a PFD Studios Cocobolo into Maple. This is probably one of the nicest pieces of Coco you will see. Pictures don't do it justice, well at least not my pictures.
The second is a Jerry Rauenzahn merry widow made from a figured piece of Zircote which again, is difficult to photograph.
I like these simple cues very much if the materials in and of themselves are interesting and/or the overall design flows.
And let me add that both of these cues are among my favorite playing cues.
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Looks familiar :grin:
11 rings in a 4mm length
Boy oh boy... Thats great... On another observation, you can really tell how inaccurate a ruler is for precision measuring... Do you cut the tiny things with razor blades... That's wild... Thanks and thanks to everybody else who has contributed...
Not a razor blade, but every bit as sharp.
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