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Paul Fanelli tribute cue. Wood - Caucasian maple, Pernambuco, black and white Hornbeam, red Borneo rosewood. Length 1500 mm (59 ") Weight 532 g (18.8 oz), One Hornbeam Shaft 119 g (4.2 oz) balance of 515 mm (20.3"). Radial pin. Tip - Wizard, 12.7 mm. $1900.00

Paul was one of the most creative cue artists, in my opinion. And it would be unfair to forget his finds. I do not want to repeat its design one-to-one, but just used some of his creative ideas. On your court the first cue of Fanelli style.

Earlier I did not like completely white or very light color cues. But recently, the customer strongly requested to do just that. Added contrast rings, turned out not bad enough, I think. IMHO of course.:smile:

Another cue, which I liked. I'm not really like an occult symbols, but the Eye of Horus refers to the positive symbols, so let it be.;) The order was very interesting in that it was necessary to make a butt to the concrete shaft of Mezz. I could not find a brand pin, so it was necessary to do...

The next cue I like very much :). It was a pleasure to work on it, and I think the result is very good . This cue does not have a gram of metal, even the screw pin is G-10 plastic :wink:. Nevertheless, as the result the weight and balance are almost ideal. Weight 19.5 oz (552 grams), the...

In my opinion quite interesting to show. This is black hornbeam and unusual hornbeam, the so-called spalted. But it looks nice, unexpected pattern.

Another full splice, which would like to show. Not exactly an ordinary.:wink: Several times re-cuts. With turns. And a wavy ring.

Maybe something new :wink:. Wavy rings. Which option would you choose?

I love doing cues in tailcoats. :thumbup:

Exclusive cue. Handmade carved sleeve. The theme - "Mammoth" (wood - Macassar ebony). Joint mammoth tusk, Hoppe ring mammoth tooth. Butt top - rosewood, bottom rare spalted hornbeam. Length 1500 mm (59 "), 50x50. Weight 558 grams (19.7 oz), butt 15.5. Shaft is also quite rare, because it weighs...

Ready the first pool cue this year. I hope not the last. :) Here more about the process. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=412345

I have already done a similar cue with a carved sleeve. This one. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=284572 Two years ago I bought back another carved sleeve. With the figure of a mammoth. It is a work about 2002. It is about such as the picture of those years. Now the artist...

True Brazilian rosewood 38 years of aging (already 39 :) ), spalted hornbeam more than 20 years of aging All details with the core. Fancy windows ring (ebony + ivory substitute) on all positions. Radial Pin. Both are about the same parameters. Length 150cm = 59" Natural weight with the usual...

Just finished and shipped. Morado, Lacewood, Hornbeam, Madagascar Bois de Rose.

A small story about the two beautiful and very Merry widows.:) Once the two "widow" decided it was time to find a new partner in life.:wink: To begin they have grown thin a bit. Dressed up. Recently they began to shine. It only remains to bring the final make-up (polishing)...

Another Kokopelli went for a walk.:smile: Finished two days ago. Already on the way to the customer.

For a long time I did not show anything ready. But there was nothing interesting. Now at once three cues.:) Eight butterflies full splice with 4 points. Rosewood, Caucasian maple, dyed maple veneer.

That's what I plan to work in the near future. And one more variant of full splice.

Kokopelli has finally completed its journey at the new owner. :)

January and February - the busiest time for repairs :). Many cues suffered during the Christmas billiard battles ;). It has to be repaired. Therefore I was absent. For example, it is unclear how it was possible to break the cue in small chips :yikes: :grin:. But this cue will live.:smile...