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Yeah. I cored it with maple

I live in Concord just north of Charlotte.

Here are three cues I just finished. The first one is quilted maple and bubinga. It weighs 18.5 oz. and balances 19 3/4" from the bumper. The second one is straight grain maple and ebony with ebony points and natural, green, orange, and black veneers. It weighs 19 oz. and balances at 19 3/4"...

Thanks for the comments. Something similar to this with a standard maple shaft starts at $350.00. I will have some more cues done by the end of the month that have veneered points and inlays. I'll post pics of them as I finish them. They will start at $675.00 and up. Thanks again.

I would be interested as well.

I just finished this Bois de Rose cue for a friend of mine. The piece of wood I made it from has a nice deep red streak running through it. The cue is 60" long, 18.2 oz, and the balance point is 19 3/4" from the bumper. I used a stainless radial pin and an OB1 shaft. Let me know what you think!

I made this one last year for myself.

Here's one I made for myself. I like wrapless cues too.

Thanks for the comments. I updated the pictures. #081 is one of the whole butt. This is the best picture I could get with the camera I have.

I made it. Thanks for the comments.

I just recently finished this new cue, and would like some opinions of it. It has a snakewood arm and butt sleeve with quilted maple handle, points, and inlays. The points have black and natural veneers. The shaft is an OB-1 that I fitted with my ring package. The cue is 58" and 18 oz. Please...