Can anyone identify this cue?

[wutke cues]

- It has 5/16 x 18 thread stainless steel pin

- Shaft has brass sleeve that is set 3/16" into the stainless steel joint on the butt.

- Butt has a 5 point with mother of pearl.

- Snake skin in the handle (looks real)

- The finish looks like it may be a 2 part expoxy finish.

 

[guycrunch]

looks like a cheap import cue, about $50.

guy

 

[larrynj1]

i'd say made in the phillipines, can't add anything more.

 

[MVPCues]

It looks like one of the pinoy builders to me as well. IMO, worth a little more than the previous posters $50 suggestion...perhaps $75.

Kelly

 

[Cue Crazy]

Yes looks like one of the Philippine cues that use to be on ebay. I'm not sure which maker/makers made It though, but everything about It reminds me of those cues that were common place on the bay not so long ago.

 

[Blue Hog ridr]

Theres several on EBay.
The logo: WORX comes to mind for one of them.
I've noticed that a few of them like to use reptile wraps exclusively. I was wondering whether customs would confiscate some of the reptile wraps. Theres a girl that plays with one in my city. Coming from a hot humid climate to a dry heat and dry cold winter, hers is still straight. Some of the Pinoy makers seem to want to put all of the intricate inlays that they can on one cue and I thought, why not save some inlays for another cue. The one that I saw in person was quite nice and the girl who uses it isn't a slouch on the table either.