Tonkin
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Hi T
The Butt is segmented with no wrap. Crazy rings and oversized inlays. The inlays are not split across the rings. You got me on the JP's thing.
It is a monster of a stick.
Nick
The Butt is segmented with no wrap. Crazy rings and oversized inlays. The inlays are not split across the rings. You got me on the JP's thing.
It is a monster of a stick.
Nick
Is that some kind of a non-removable joint protector?
For the player who wants some protection, but doesn't want the aggravation figuring out
what do do with the damn things.
Joint protectors take up a lot of precious table time, I understand.
I just have a special made box for all my joint protectors, never thought to have them
permanently installed in a 2-way configuration.
Nice
For the player who wants some protection, but doesn't want the aggravation figuring out
what do do with the damn things.
Joint protectors take up a lot of precious table time, I understand.
I just have a special made box for all my joint protectors, never thought to have them
permanently installed in a 2-way configuration.
Nice
I bet these coments really impress Pete Tonkin
Me too.
Nick
Me too.
Nick
Jp ?
I really have no idea of what people are seeing as a joint protector. It's a stainless steel joint with black collar under it. The cue is very old though was build in 2005 was originally sold to a very good local friend who bought it as a gift for one of his sons.
By the way I have only build 4 cues with steel joints.
I really have no idea of what people are seeing as a joint protector. It's a stainless steel joint with black collar under it. The cue is very old though was build in 2005 was originally sold to a very good local friend who bought it as a gift for one of his sons.
By the way I have only build 4 cues with steel joints.
Beautiful work
I buy very few cues these days. I hit a few with the cue you made for Dean and thought it did just fine and that I just might bite on one sooner or later. Keep in mind I play with an 8 point Mike Cochran Custom Mike and Tim gave me.You do make a very solid hitting Cue. Pretty too boot. I am posative it will play like the special cue it was ment to be. With the Ivory maybe a $5,500.00. Cue plus or minus. Worth every cent. Problem being legally it is banned from production now. So the price would be mute.Your Anniversary cue is a knock out. Do you every build in green? And I love steel joints!
Lucky break for me!!
Best Regards,
Nick Serdula
I buy very few cues these days. I hit a few with the cue you made for Dean and thought it did just fine and that I just might bite on one sooner or later. Keep in mind I play with an 8 point Mike Cochran Custom Mike and Tim gave me.You do make a very solid hitting Cue. Pretty too boot. I am posative it will play like the special cue it was ment to be. With the Ivory maybe a $5,500.00. Cue plus or minus. Worth every cent. Problem being legally it is banned from production now. So the price would be mute.Your Anniversary cue is a knock out. Do you every build in green? And I love steel joints!
Lucky break for me!!
Best Regards,
Nick Serdula
Nick, I am happy you ended up with cue it's been bouncing around from different owners for quite a while.
It's hard to say on value of my older cues not to many of them come up for sale to get a good feel for value.
Yes green is no problem, here are a few pictures of a green cue.
Easy
If you built the Cue now using anything but Ivory current pricing would be $5500. This is no easy Cue to reproduce. I venture many man hours. That means this one could be sold legally 50% more than that with the now banned from production super large inlays in the pretty handle. Documented 15 years old too.
Thank you for your time and input.
Nick
If you built the Cue now using anything but Ivory current pricing would be $5500. This is no easy Cue to reproduce. I venture many man hours. That means this one could be sold legally 50% more than that with the now banned from production super large inlays in the pretty handle. Documented 15 years old too.
Thank you for your time and input.
Nick