5 new WilleeCue's in the works ...
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Eric Wynne
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I want #3 & #4 ... Bad to the bone ... I know the quality of WilleeCue ... They play great !!! 
$th from Left is very cool.
#4 cue was bought by another cue maker here in town.
He said he could not stand to let someone else get that cue.
#3 (the Kingwood and Ebony cue) is priced at $600 with one shaft.
Normaly 12.75 tip diameter but since I have not done the final taper on the shaft it can be anything.
I can add a new OB1 or OB2 shaft (with matching ringwork) to it for $185 extra.
#5 (Wengie and Maple cue) is priced at $500 with one shaft.
The maple in the handle has a lot of charactor and is natural color.
#2 (Rosewood and Maple) is made from an old dufferen house cue as you can see by the Maple leaf in the forarm.
The cue will have a leather or linen wrap and will be priced somewhere around $400.
A lot of inlays for that price.
#1 is something new I am trying.
The handle wood is finger joined to the forearm.
That is not the joint method I normaly use.
These are some old groth butts from a closed cue makers shop.
Feels very solid so far but the balance might need some tuning as all my cues use a SS 3/8 x 10 joint pin at the "A" joint.
This cue will also have a leather or Linen wrap and if it plays worth anything will sell for around $350 or more if I add inlays to the butt sleeve.
He said he could not stand to let someone else get that cue.
#3 (the Kingwood and Ebony cue) is priced at $600 with one shaft.
Normaly 12.75 tip diameter but since I have not done the final taper on the shaft it can be anything.
I can add a new OB1 or OB2 shaft (with matching ringwork) to it for $185 extra.
#5 (Wengie and Maple cue) is priced at $500 with one shaft.
The maple in the handle has a lot of charactor and is natural color.
#2 (Rosewood and Maple) is made from an old dufferen house cue as you can see by the Maple leaf in the forarm.
The cue will have a leather or linen wrap and will be priced somewhere around $400.
A lot of inlays for that price.
#1 is something new I am trying.
The handle wood is finger joined to the forearm.
That is not the joint method I normaly use.
These are some old groth butts from a closed cue makers shop.
Feels very solid so far but the balance might need some tuning as all my cues use a SS 3/8 x 10 joint pin at the "A" joint.
This cue will also have a leather or Linen wrap and if it plays worth anything will sell for around $350 or more if I add inlays to the butt sleeve.
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