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I used something like that about 4 years ago....the cue third from the bottom... I liked it.. the pic was taking 2 years ago cause I forgot to take a pic of the cue when I sent it out.

Tony, As far as I know I did not I repeat NOT knock Bill Schick down I was commenting on this particular quote from Worminator....... To my knowledge, scrimshaw is never done by a machine. The work done by CNC or Pantogragh is referred to as engraving. Bill Schick does both scrimshaw...

He got nice cues. I think he contracts his out for the work almost positive.

I was kinda up late do I done some more scrimshawing on the stock and heres one that was emailed to me it was just the face of a mandga cartoon of Naratu changing from human to beast....he wanted me to catch the impression....I hope I did that. will work on more tommorow...

ha.... Your funny....

I love what i do and I love drawing on paper but scrimshawing is difinately a different feel and experience, but none the less love it to. A few years back I had a guy commission me to design a cue to be built for him to take to another cue maker who would do it for cheaper and It took about 2...

Lol I guess that's funny. Let's say no animals died to get thus material.

Not tagua nut either. Good try Tagua nuts have a hollow center and or cracked. But you can try it. You can ask Hollywood he might be willing to confirm that they are not tugua nut. Onemorebrando might also Elkey1 also Amarillionarrow might also Radical one might also There's more they know...

If I told everyone and everyone knew about it, it wouldn't be exclusive right?

It's from nature not animal.

here's a simple one of a wolf... I did this...for day one this is scrimshaw work nothing else.

Ok here's my input I have a natural substitute that is exclusive to my cues only. I do not believe that there are any cuemakers ( that I know of or have researched) use my material. It is not man made but hits just as good or very very close, but then again it depends on the ivory you want to...

you should turn a pic in for me to do.... or try to do email pics if you want to do that to mjapcues@gmail.com

here are my tools and stock .... I'm not going to go really elaborate on my scrimshawing for those who turn in pics for me ... this is cause I want to get one done a day for fun and so that I have something to do while in the hospital on my day to day visits now. I will however get the...

Also if you want to send something for me to do for this thread post the picture and see if I can do it. and I will post the final result.. this is all for fun for me thats it.

there is a machine that does help with stipple work....some are not done completely by hand now a days. here are a few links to some tools used to scrimshaw... http://www.paleotools.com/which_airscribe.html http://www.chippingaway.com/WoodCarving/PowerCarvingTools/TurboCarverSystem.htm Also...

day one of scrimshawing ....everyday I will scrimshaw on a piece of ivory or something until the whole thing is completely covered with scrimshawing... I just love scrimshawing. I will also post them up.. I do everything with just a sharp pointed object... I will post the tools I use and what...

looks like cnc work though, or some type of machine.

So I was sitting around the hospital doing my weekly dialysis and I started to think about scrimshawing and was wondering, Are there allot of people who scimshaw on cues... I am not talking about computers doing the work, I am talking about an actual person doing the work? you know by hand...

This is what I'm trying to do. Instead of trying to figure the terminology people should be focusing on the phenolic resin that I am trying to inform people on. And I am trying to show how it would apply to cues. But again who wants to listen to a new guy right? I mean every one who ever thought...