My New Box Cue

[bob b.]

Just received this Box Cue. After playing with the other cue in pics for months now, I am now a big fan of Dan DeCola's work and more important- play ability! Both of these cues are just under 18.5.

I have 2 custom Mike Durbin shafts made for these cues. Love his taper and hit.

Every inch of both cues are my favorite- real Ivory!

Bob B.

 

[mdavis228]

Really nice!

 

[Yotehntr]

Very sharp! Great looking cues!

 

[peterskw]

WOW!!!! Love Them!

KP

 

[greyghost]

Those are tite.
The abstract one reminds me of Tetris. There should be a Tetris cue lol


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[deanoc]

Way bstinking far out

that is what i call a box cue

 

[mia]

Wow. Where did he come up with the design for that disintegrating cue?

SUPER original. :shakehead::scratchhead:

 

[cueaddicts]

Lol....I think this one ^^^^^ is actually a copy of the original

 

[mia]

Lol....I think this one ^^^^^ is actually a copy of the original

Who made the original?

 

[bob b.]

Mia- your pic is of the original----Thomas Wayne. Sold here:

http://www.cornerstonecues.com/cue882.htm


My cue I posted in this thread, is quite a bit different twist of the original design, forearm and butt....If I could afford the original designed one, I'd probably buy it as well...


Bob B.

 

[Kevin Lindstrom]

What kinds of wraps are on these two cues?

Thanks

Kevin

 

[greyghost]

Mia- your pic is of the original----Thomas Wayne. Sold here:

http://www.cornerstonecues.com/cue882.htm


My cue I posted in this thread, is quite a bit different twist of the original design, forearm and butt....If I could afford the original designed one, I'd probably buy it as well...


Bob B.

You didn't miss out. Your maker did a fine tip of the hat


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[HoldemRw]

What kinds of wraps are on these two cues?

Thanks

Kevin

Looks like lizard belly and elephant ear to me not sure though

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[bob b.]

As of tonight, they both now have the same elephant wraps... I'm really liking playing with that wrap.

 

[cueaddicts]

Who made the original?

Guess you guy missed the point of that. The "original" had a stainless joint. The one on cornerstone's site was made later.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=5353558

 

[cueaddicts]

As of tonight, they both now have the same elephant wraps... I'm really liking playing with that wrap.

They feel great. Those cues look like stellar workmanship!

 

[mia]

Guess you guy missed the point of that. The "original" had a stainless joint. The one on cornerstone's site was made later.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=5353558

I think you missed MY point. TW didn't copy the design. He recreated (and improved upon) his OWN design. That's a bit different than someone else doing the same. No?

 

[bob b.]

They feel great. Those cues look like stellar workmanship!

THANKS Sean! Thanks for making positive comments in my thread, and NOT NEGATIVE. The cue(s) is very nicely done, with a definite "twist" of the original design in the forearm AND the butt. (like alot of cues are ).

 

[lord_shar]

Wow, those are two awesome looking weapons. Are the white inlays genuine ivory or a close looking derivative? You don't have to answer here... just curious. TY

 

[bob b.]

Wow, those are two awesome looking weapons. Are the white inlays genuine ivory or a close looking derivative? You don't have to answer here... just curious. TY

Thanks Lord. Yes, both cues are REAL ivory, every inch, including ferrules. These cues were made several years ago.

Bob