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I've heard that he uses one-piece hardwood veneers similar to Skip Weston's method. This cue is amazing! Definitely makes the cue-itis act up!

My sister calls this the Captain America cue lol. Not really themed but it's got the red, white and blue.

I've been really enjoying my new Vigus and I'm glad you like the cue. It does have a pretty sweet hit!

My reading comprehension sucks I guess. I just noticed that you said the middle section...lol. I can see how a solid ebony section with just the props would be less of a breakup from the wrap. This will be my first segmented handle cue so we'll see how it turns out.

I can see that. This is the design that I first sent to Pete as the bridged boxes was a separate idea I had. Then I thought about combining them and I think I'm going to like it quite a bit. We all have our own aesthetic and that's ok!

Thanks, I'm very excited to be able to complete this project and know it's going to look awesome once completed!

This cue was first started back in 2013 but I had to cancel it. Luckily, the Cuemaker still had it in his shop and I'm able to get it completed now. Many thanks to Pete Tonkin for putting up with me and being understanding when life happens!

Sweet looking cue you've got there. You're right, the copper does pop!

Very nice. I tried contacting him Treadway a couple of times and I can't get him to respond to an email or call...lol. Oh well.

I asked this in the other thread but no one answered, how much does an ivory joint and butt cap weigh?

Thanks guys, the cue is awesome. I'm pretty sure I'll be keeping it for a while. This is my first time trying milk dud tips and I look forward to putting some time in to see what I think.

Well, I received the cue on Friday but couldn't get to the pool hall until tonight (Sunday). I played with both shafts and the cue plays awesome and looks beautiful in person! I snapped a couple quick pics under the table lights:

You take it out of the case, screw it together and hit the cue ball with the end that has the tip! Those all look pretty standard. What do you estimate the value at?

This begs the question of how much does a typical joint and butt cap weigh? A typical handle section?

Congratulations! I know how it feels to get back a beloved cue. Beautiful Tasc!

Love the rosewood burl! You've got yourself a keeper there.

Yeah, I'm a sucker for bridged points and the full splice wrapless is a bonus! I also can't get enough of Larry's joint design, so very unique and awesome!

Here's one in progress. I am very appreciative that I was able to get in on this cue, thanks Larry! East Indian rosewood and dark curly maple.

I wasn't sure how the gray wrap was going to look but it turned out great!

My James White cue is my go to player but I've played with Gilbert's, Blackcreek, Skip Weston, Vigus, and.a few others. I'd say my favorites have been White, Vigus and Blackcreek.