Simple, straight to the point. Ebony and Narra bees wing.
Thank you very much.Beautiful cue Michael. At first glance I thought it might be tulipwood, so when I read it was not I did a quick search.
I learned there is quite a difference in Narra and Bees wing Narra.
I've always liked the ebony and tulipwood combination but the Narra Bees Wing / ebony combination is stunning, in person it must really be special.
Well done!
Thank youWow Michael,
All three of those cues are incredible. Lots of cool little details that make the overall look of the cues super cool.
Thanks for sharing.
-don
This is so awesome!Another Straight to the point.
Just good woods.
Stabilized Spalted Tamarind and Ebony.
I have a passion for purple heart. Such an insanely nice bit of wood. Sheened up right, I could get lost in those colours. From Glossy dark maroon, to a more matte lilac. It's the reason I fell in love with the Vigus I have. So glad I saw it in person before purchasing, otherwise I would have left it be. Luckily, I happened to be in TW and able to meet up with the seller. He was also honest, clearly passionate about the game and a lovely bloke. Which always helpsI have a Bob Fry purple heart sneaky pete, great playerView attachment 776525
I have a passion for purple heart. Such an insanely nice bit of wood. Sheened up right, I could get lost in those colours. From Glossy dark maroon, to a more matte lilac. It's the reason I fell in love with the Vigus I have. So glad I saw it in person before purchasing, otherwise I would have left it be. Luckily, I happened to be in TW and able to meet up with the seller. He was also honest, clearly passionate about the game and a lovely bloke. Which always helps![]()
I like it myself but have to sell it due to a copay for surgery. I have it on ebay at the moment, if you know anyone interested in it. It's an older one but I don't think it was ever played that much it's that clean. Thanks!I have a passion for purple heart. Such an insanely nice bit of wood. Sheened up right, I could get lost in those colours. From Glossy dark maroon, to a more matte lilac. It's the reason I fell in love with the Vigus I have. So glad I saw it in person before purchasing, otherwise I would have left it be. Luckily, I happened to be in TW and able to meet up with the seller. He was also honest, clearly passionate about the game and a lovely bloke. Which always helps![]()
Welcome to DM the link to me so I can have a good lookI like it myself but have to sell it due to a copay for surgery. I have it on ebay at the moment, if you know anyone interested in it. It's an older one but I don't think it was ever played that much it's that clean. Thanks!
The World of wood is truly amazing.
Did you get one finally, or are you still being angry about their website?Wrapless, simplicity, and economical? Wisconsin company Schmelke has no-splice, no-veneer cues of shedua ($110), goncola alves ($155), or rosewood ($150; out of stock). Or go simplicity with a spliced, not cheap, cocobolo into kielwood forearm ($475).
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Also below is an earlier Schmelke that was on Facebook with a finish glossier than used at Schmelke today (at least that was told to me in another AZ post; maple?
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I have a Bob Fry purple heart sneaky pete, great player
Hmmmm, I have to first sell a few cues....... But, then, yes, I will. You can't know exactly what you are getting, but at that price, its worth the gamble. Also, even if the newer ones are not so glossy, maybe I could fix that.....Did you get one finally, or are you still being angry about their website
Cue stick, joint protectors, a tip protector, glove, and plastic sleeve.
Vintage 4-piece pool cue stick; 21.8 oz, 56", yellow, BEAUTIFUL
Look lovely! Great jobHere are two that I made several years ago. I'm working on putting some stuff together to start making again. We'll see how it goes. These need to be refinished.
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One is black palm butt and forearm with bird's eye maple handle and cocobolo and brass rings, the other is padauk? or osage orange, can't remember with tiger maple handle and cocobolo and brass ring work.