Recent content by Chopdoc

Bob Renis cue.

Well, I guess if we're doing the laminated stuff I will throw this in.

I can definitely agree with that. People sometimes paint themselves into a box with what's popular. For instance even if someone really likes this cue, is really excited by it, like the owner, they might not speak up or show their enthusiasm in this crowd. This is especially true if some...

Free? Yes please. Do with it? Screw a shaft on it and play pool. It couldn't hurt my game any. I could always just blame the cue. 😉

Much interest? What do you think the price point would be?

Yes, but precise and "perfect".

This is the point I was stuck on when I first looked. The work is fancy, but really not precise, even for "hand work". It's crooked, uneven, and messy. There have been and are cue makers that do intricate "hand" inlays that are precise, darn near perfect, some would say perfect. The cue...

Resembles some of the old marquetry cues.

Similar to McDermott D-21 but not the same.

Sorry for your loss.

It usually ends up that way when you have a nice shaft. That's what The Crazy Redhead told me anyway.

In know...just giving the railbirds and woofers something to watch. ;)

Miscegenation! :ROFLMAO:

You mean lots of figure and a knot in the middle isn't a good thing? :unsure: In fairness, that looks like an impregnated stabilized piece. It could very likely be fine in that regard.

Oh, I don't think you want to foul up and screw this onto a good cue. You couldn't sleep at night. It would be like your daughter dating a homeless drug addict POS. :ROFLMAO: