Bob Dzuricky Butterfly Beauty from start to finish...

HOB Weert

HOB Weert

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
Here you go guy's, a butterfly beauty from cuemaker Bob Dzuricky.

- Gabon ebony cue
- 4 flamed veneered ebony points & 4 matching butterfly points in the cored ebony forearm
- Matching butterfly's and points in the butt.
- Trim rings with 8 stitches on several places on the cue
- Real black leather lizard wrap
- 2 shaft with ivory ferrules & Moori Medium tips
- Ivory buttcap and joint
- 3 ebony joint protectors with matching trim rings and ivory top!

Ready to ship, thanks Bob.

Watch the cue from start to finish:

MH01.jpg


MH02a.jpg


MH05.jpg


MH04.jpg


maurice-01small.jpg


Bob1.jpg


Bob4.jpg


Bob3.jpg


Bob2.jpg


MH
HOB Weert
 
I've talked to Bob a few times about his cues and have even designed two with him that I will hopefully be able to get going soon. This is definitely a great looking cue! On one of my designs with him, I tried to coerce him into trying bridged veneers, but he wasn't quite ready for those. Obviously he can not only do them, but do them amazingly well too....so I will have to get one started with him!
 
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
i want bob to adopt me!!!!!
he could only pass that skill onto family
 
question:

OK, very nice cue. Now I have a question for you, what's it weigh? I tried getting an ebony break cue for my playing cue but Bob talked me out of it by telling me it was going to weigh more than I wanted. I see yours has MORE ebony than I was gonna get, so now I'm curious. Also, I REALLY hope that cue is going to be USED, and not just thrown into a case or a closet...THAT WOULD BE A WASTE OF A VERY FINE CUE!!!!! :eek: :grin: :thumbup:

p.s. mine was gonna be cored ebony also, and its nice to see how it goes together. Those veneers are SICK!!! :thumbup:
 
Wow!!!

Real nice cue. Bob has really stepped it up. He's a great guy to work with also. Congrats.

TommyT
 
Butterfly

That's insane. It looks like he just glues them on the outside and then they magically go into the cue! Great design and execution. That sure is a lot of skill and experience showing in those pics. Thanks for sharing.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top