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I think you have to define full splice with more specific terms than (no a joint) Full splice looks can be accomplished with an A joint that is not visible depending on wood, bridged bottom full splice looks can be accomplished via cnc and even 5 piece construction not counting the veneers will...

Nice Scruggs needs home

Great cue for the money

Those do not look like any centennials I have ever seen.

1996 Tim Scruggs ebony with birds eye maple forearm with green/yellow/green/black veneers. SST piloted joint 5/16-14 pin. Butt is 15.6 oz, shaft 1 is 12.6 at 4.0 oz and shaft 2 is 13.0 at 4.1 oz. Black with green linen wrap. $1800 delivered conus.

Just purchased a house and need the cash. cues are: COKER 2005 $500 shipped conus 6 point (3 hi 3 low) white/green/white into ebony black/white linen wrap 29" butt and shafts butt 15.7oz shaft 1 13.2 at 3.7oz shaft 2 13.0 at 3.6oz 3/8-10 pin BLUEGRASS 2003 $1050 shipped conus cocobola...

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I'll buy 18-5 and 23-1

Nice cue Willie, Larry says you have to make 350 more from that nice, hard to find padauk. Seriously, great looking cue.

This is a Miraposa pin I replaced after the customer slammed it down after missing a shot about 10 years ago. Fortunately I found it in my junk collection. It measures .470 on the major diameter and its 10 TPI. Not sure if Kevin was making this to the American Standard Unified threads or not...

Some one is sure to know who made this cue. One more time to the top

This is a well made cue from the past. I would think someone would know the maker.

Still not identified The cue hits great. Solid and has a good feel. The veneers are natural, red, green, and black. The black is twice as thick as the other veneers. Still have no clue as to the maker. It could be a Mali. Someone with the first and second addition of the blue book please look...

Can't find it in the 3rd addition Blue book. Looks like a Adams/Helmstetter. Has a 5/16-18 pin. No logo anywhere. Butt cap may have been replaced.

That is down right funny! I guess I should put in an order for one of his cheap ones before the price goes thru the roof. lol I'd be on medicare before I would get it, o I am already. I guess he would have to have it delivered to the afterlife pool hall in the sky.

There is Don Wallace in Arlington and Jim Odom in Ft. Worth. There are many to choose from in north Texas. All make good looking and very good playing cues. Some offer full splice, short splice, cnc pocket inlay, veneered, with or without wrap, what ever you would want.

Don Wallace and his son Marty make awesome cues. His shop is at his home in Arlington Tx. He can be reached at 817-301-4011.

Great work Fantastic Jon! Now the weather has cooled off a bit you can stay in the shop more and be creative but you have to hurry because winter is coming.

Larry, you have to be more discrete about the stuff in your photos. Beer caps as a construction aid ????????????????? You are giving away too many trade secrets.

Yes I think its a Larry V also. I think I recognize the wall mount power supply that runs his 1/20000 HP motor on his drying lathe. lol Great work on the cnc and nice wood selection. Is this for your buddy in Plano?