Should Cuemakers show Their Cuemaker Tree Diagram???
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I sold a sneaky pete cue I regret later ... Oak and Maple
I hear you. One of the easiest cues I've ever shot with was a dog brown colored Paul Huebler Merry Widow...might have been walnut, or a dull colored rosewood.
There was nothing special about the cue, certainly not the look. That being said, for whatever reason the damn thing just seemed like a Jedi Light-Saber.
Unfortunately, the cue belonged to a friend of mine, and he would never part with it. Ahh the ones that got away.
Here is a good diagram of a cue maker tree following the progression of the cue, although I may have gone a bit too far back.
All of the billions of years of getting to evolution of trees just ends up with the poor things being killed and placed in the hands of us dumb apes.
All of the billions of years of getting to evolution of trees just ends up with the poor things being killed and placed in the hands of us dumb apes.
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Start from The beginning..... until now
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So the Ask the Cuemaker thread wasn't enough and this has to go here too?
My tree leads to Harvey Martin , but who cares ? 
My late main mentor had a great rep and I did get a good start because of it.
My late main mentor had a great rep and I did get a good start because of it.
What manner of sorcery is this?
The only metal Dieckman used was the the metal joint pin, everything else was natural balance with wood components ... and they were all Magik Wand... Surprised you don't see that many Dieckman Cues for sale!!!
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You must be in Dieckman Mind!!!!!
Actually I've never heard of Diekman. I know Lucky, Valhalla, etc... My latest baby is an Action Elite.
Truthfully, I had no idea cues were from the dawn of time.