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This is a vary strong cue in the the fullsplice world . its 8 points with 5 veneers on all 8 points , thats right 5 veneers. two 12-3/4 mm shafts 1'' #vory ferrules #vory joint and butt this a Monster . I did a complete build of this cue , hears the link...

you just don't see any like this with the ebony nose. i do all my own fullsplices so i like to go outside the box. this is a players dream. cue weight 15.0 oz - .4 oz can be added 1 shaft 3.6 oz 12-3/4 mm 3/4'' juma ferrule Triangle tip sold [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

Cue is finished , will be posting in the for sale section . hears the link http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=2724768#post2724768 [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

I buy from these guys super nice people. you put your order in and it can take up to a month some times , also you have to tell them to cut it in foot lengths. but they have two thickness good prices and top quality stuff. http://wood-veneer.com/dyed-veneer.php

Thanks, no its not a half splice the butterfly splice behind the fullsplice does not affect the hit what so ever , I've tried it both ways still hits and feels the same. you can put them side by side one with the butterfly one without you won't be able to tell the difference . now the short...

bump this is awesome cue.

bump still taking offers.

super super great deal on this one!

more pics! [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

Thanks everyone for the great comments. well the cue has finally made it to the spray booth and I'm vary happy with how it came out. Thanks D Hill [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

Thats one great looking cue and matching joint caps to boot AWESOME !!!!!! D HILL

I'll take a cool one Eddie. thats one of my favorite movies with Chevy Chase!!

More than a day no longer than a year! honestly about a month I took a bunch of light cuts after i got it together . the wood was planed and sat around for years.

Ivory joint and butt [/IMG] Built this one for myself! Just kidding this one is up for grabs! :) [/IMG] Hope every body enjoys these fun pictures. Building this was allot of work but very fun!! Thanks Mr. Hill

Final cut [/IMG] [/IMG] In sealer [/IMG] I put inlays in the bottom because one of the bottoms wasn't perfect [/IMG] [/IMG]

Gluing the forearm into prong [/IMG] Clamped [/IMG] Building the pin [/IMG] Finished pin [/IMG] a little polishing [/IMG]

Now glued into forearm [/IMG] Mitering veneer bottoms [/IMG] Checking the fit [/IMG] More checking [/IMG] Turning first 4 in [/IMG]

Cutting Veneer strips [/IMG] Mitering Veneers [/IMG] Glued miters [/IMG] Pre-gluing into the jig [/IMG] [/IMG]

Veneers used [/IMG] Veneer press [/IMG] Cutting points [/IMG] Cutting prongs [/IMG] Sanding Prongs [/IMG]

The fullsplice, there is allot to be said about the fullsplice cue. I think of it like a classic muscle car. It looks good and it's very tough. Building a fullsplice cue is no easy task, as it took me years to learn the methods used. I am going to take you through the steps of building a monster...