Thats a good looking cue.
The LAST CUE I BUILT 2001
- Thread starter Duane Remick
- Start date
That is a very nice looking cue, simple fancy. Not over done to the point of looking busy, looks like a good player.
Has John Tsien (chen) inspected that cue? 
. But seriously, you have seen a Lot of cues and know if they are well made or not so im sure this is a keeper. It is definitely a nice classic looker
. But seriously, you have seen a Lot of cues and know if they are well made or not so im sure this is a keeper. It is definitely a nice classic looker
Has John Tsien (chen) inspected that cue?
As soon as the cue was completed-was sold-
I wasn't acquainted with buyer-John sold it at the shop for me
ran into buyer at Magoos- 20 years later
and got it back
plays great - 3/8 10 flat face steel joint
The curly maple shaft plays exceptionally well too
THANKS FOR THE COMPLIMENTS
Very nice traditional styled cue....
JV
JV
THANKS EVERYONE THE NICE WORDS....
Scott,
thanks for the post-
cue came out nice....
"Wish I could of gotten one of your forearms for the build.
"Your veneer and point work were much better than mine
Cue is almost 20 years old.
Still nice and straight and even though a little heavier plays great for me"
Ceebee,
thanks for post-
This isn't the cue you re thinking of...
The 1st cue I sold and got back from OKC and John gave to you to sell on ebay I think
This cue here-
I actually did most of the work on,
except the inlays , tapering and wrap.
No doubt with John's guidance :wink: