Show off again!! my new 2013 tulip southwest 9 pointer!!

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #1

oops, here it comes again, another flawless work done by SW, (well designed by me ), brand new 2013 tulip south west cue 9 pointer fresh out from the SW shop, gaboon ebony points with purple-heart recut, bordered with blue and red veneers~comes with full set of ivory top JP:thumbup:

When is the last time you see SW with the tulip wood nose piece? this is the rarest of the rarest, not to mentioned with such unique look, Gee I am a lucky man

Matt
www.mistercues.com

 

William

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Mar 14, 2013

• #2

Nice cue Matt.

 

Djay Customs

Designer for JB Cases

• Mar 14, 2013

• #3

another awesome cue Matt!!

 

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #4

William said:

Nice cue Matt.

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Thanks you have a really good taste,why is that everyone keep their eyes on the ebony on ebony, this one is gorgeous

 

MATTY

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #5

Djay Customs said:

another awesome cue Matt!!

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Thanks DJ :smile:

 

William

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #6

MATTY said:

Thanks you have a really good taste,why is that everyone keep their eyes on the ebony on ebony, this one is gorgeous

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Yeah I seen that one too. I am waiting to see the third one.

 

Jive

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #7

Quit releasing poison Matty....you've done enough damage on the chinese forum...:angry:

 

phil dade

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 14, 2013

• #8

great cue

This is a great cue. What rare the specs?
BR, Phil

 

DEACON

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #9

Southwest

Matt, its drop dead gorgeous.

 

Ken_4fun

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #10

Its different.

I give you that.

Ken

 

MATTY

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #11

Jive said:

Quit releasing poison Matty....you've done enough damage on the chinese forum...:angry:

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Not yet dude as I said this is only appetizer, I will drop a bomb today or tomorrow when I have time, take that!!!!

 

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Mar 15, 2013

• #12

phil dade said:

This is a great cue. What rare the specs?
BR, Phil

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check your pm with detail explanation Phil:wink:

 

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #13

DEACON said:

Matt, its drop dead gorgeous.

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Hey Sorry I should have replied to you the other day for the Kers, I was tied up with something and it slipped my mind, thanks for the compliment

 

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #14

William said:

Yeah I seen that one too. I am waiting to see the third one.

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according to the authority the third one cracked :sorry: , must go over from scratch, I will keep you posted :smile:

 

MATTY

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #15

Ken_4fun said:

Its different.

I give you that.

Ken

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Thanks Ken, its been a while since our last talk I hope all is well :smile:

 

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Petros Andrikop

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Mar 15, 2013

• #16

Beautiful, both of them, congratulations!!
Aren't you concerned about a tulipwood forearm, even half spliced?
Tulipwood is not supposed to be the most stable one when used non-cored, do they core it further back?
Petros

 

finsterle2003

AzB Silver Member

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• Mar 15, 2013

• #17

Nice collectible Cue !




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maxz

Randy

• Mar 15, 2013

• #18

nice tulip sw there . matt )

 

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AndrewActionG

Silver Member

• Mar 16, 2013

• #19

Almost hurts my eyes to look at the veneer ring work, It just pops:thumbup:

 

MATTY

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #20

Petros Andrikop said:

Beautiful, both of them, congratulations!!
Aren't you concerned about a tulipwood forearm, even half spliced?
Tulipwood is not supposed to be the most stable one when used non-cored, do they core it further back?
Petros

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Tulip is stable, while snakewood is not, don't get confused:wink: