Any ideas of the maker of this cue?

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jor23_lin

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Hi,

I took these pictures for my friend and we dont know who made such nice cue!
Butt with "Z" and "W" logo...radial pin...are the only things we found ...
Please let me know if you have any information....
linjor@gmail.com
Thanks!
Here are the pictures...

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Filipino?

It is all CNC work. Nothing sharp on the cue. I doubt it is Filipino for that reason...but I can't offer a better guess
 
ChrisOnline said:
that W kinda looks like the Woody Woodsworth W....

maybe the Z is the name of the cue?

chris
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Any contact information about this cuemaker?
Thanks!

Jeffrey Gale said:
I don't know who made it, but I love it, it's a nice looking cue. How does it play, how's the balance.
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It plays solid and the balance is very nice....


cyrex said:
magnetardo said:
turbo billards said:
widowmaker maybe..?
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Not a chance. I'd guess one of the Fillipino cuemakers.
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Yeah, that would be my guess too. Nice looking cue.
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Thanks for the guessing....

Drawman623 said:
It is all CNC work. Nothing sharp on the cue. I doubt it is Filipino for that reason...but I can't offer a better guess
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My viattorre has very charp points....
Still thanks....
 
jor23_lin said:
Any contact information about this cuemaker?
Thanks!



It plays solid and the balance is very nice....





Thanks for the guessing....



My viattorre has very charp points....
Still thanks....
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i think what he was getting at was that because the cue doesn't have sharp points (done with cnc) that it probably isn't from the PI
 
What kind of joint screw does it have???

The joint screw can sometimes be crucial information as to confirm if it is a PI cue. There are screws used there, you won't see anywhere else, although some have started using more U.S. configurations as well. The very clear striations in the butt ivory make it suspect of being a PI cue. Most High Dollar makers in the U.S. would use a Whiter better grade of ivory for the butt on a cue this elaborately inlaid.
 
poolplayer2093 said:
i think what he was getting at was that because the cue doesn't have sharp points (done with cnc) that it probably isn't from the PI
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I know what he said :)
And Jackson from viattorre makes very sharp points without CNC.... This is what i am trying to say here...
Anyway thanks...
 
Well, I don't have the foggiest idea of who made it. If it is a Wiley Woodworth, it would be the first one like it that I have ever seen. Personally, whether it is CNC or not, the design and overall appearance of the cue is fantastic, to me. I hope someone can bring the cuemaker's name to the light. One thing that I would ask is what is the quality of the finish, etc like? Many times a picture will make something look great, but doesn't show all the close up detail work. What do you think of the fit and finish of the cue? It all looks excellent, to me.
Joe
 
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I'm wondering if the 'W' is not the cuemaker but whom the cue was made for. The 'Z' might be the cuemaker's logo.
 
Did you check the Blue Book or Billiard Encyclopedia to see if maybe someone has it listed with the initials?
 
This cue looks a lot like that style of fancy cues that Eurowest makes. I would check with them. You can search for their threads in the cue gallery section and see similarities.
 
magnetardo said:
Not a chance. I'd guess one of the Fillipino cuemakers.
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Without a doubt.....................:D
Maybe Mr. Bautista.........
 
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pooldogue said:
Without a doubt.....................:D
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Yeah,I agree. This seems more like a advertisement. Are you saying your friend doesn't know who made this cue? He must know where he bought the cue. Who is "cuemaster"?
 
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