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These things end up in U.S. shores whether we like it or not. Hopefully no one will beat you at 9 ball using these cues.

Mr. Reyes is a true craftsman and professional who values his clients. Perhaps there might be a glitch in his internet service (common problem in Manila) or a similar problem.

Yup, not too shabby.

Beautiful. It is a refreshing change from points. And yes I read that they were also referred to as "windows". Thanks!

How about some photos gentlemen? Are you referring to the box shaped inlays on the butt sleeve? How about the forearm?

Meguiars 3 step system. Cut, Polish, Wax. It works for most automotive finishes.

Tom, You are most welcome. May I say that that was the most unique and spectacular cue design anyone has ever made me draw. I can't wait for the finished product. I am sure your client is all antsy after seeing the visuals. Freeman

That in conjunction with Corel Draw should do the trick!

There is also another African and Asian acacia species with a more subtle color, nonetheless, still gorgeous.

if you have had no prior experience with a similar drawing program. It'll take weeks or months.

I was browsing thru some African handicrafts in a store and a wooden bowl caught my eye. It had a 3 tone finely grained surface, it was hard and hefty. Acacia is the name of the wood. Any good for a butt sleeve?

Yup, this is the site of the developer. I have several more boxes of this program (licensed original).

http://www.3datelier.com/index.htm

I've improved it a bit for a more real life look. BTW - I've offered to draw Cigar Dave's upcoming cue, to which he took up. I hope we see the drawing and the built cue when he decides to post it.

For visualization the AZ cue program is a great help. The great thing is its free. But nothing beats a great drawing program like Atelier. Heres something I rendered before I starterd posting here. Sorry guys, it is not a proprietary program for designing cues, nor can I develop one.

Thank you Gents!!! Much obliged!!

Pretty good work! How long does it take Mr. Bautusta to finish a custom cue - say a level 2 or 3 type of cue? Weeks? Months? A year?

Will African / Asian Teak be good material for a cue?

Your having that kind of day, huh?

I appreciate the info. I hope your cue comes out swell!