check these butterfly cue out

skins said:
very nice! i'd like to see some intricate inlay or ringwork in them.
Click to expand...

Although I agree somewhat for fancier rings, Paul's opinion is butterflies like his need no extra inlays to detract from the splicing techniques. You need to look really good at the points and see whats happening in there. I am glad wawa took them, I was going to call Paul tonight and get them myself. I guess I will have to get to his house with some designs.

JV (---I feel a creative urge coming on...
 
classiccues said:
Although I agree somewhat for fancier rings, Paul's opinion is butterflies like his need no extra inlays to detract from the splicing techniques. You need to look really good at the points and see whats happening in there. I am glad wawa took them, I was going to call Paul tonight and get them myself. I guess I will have to get to his house with some designs.

JV (---I feel a creative urge coming on...
Click to expand...

i respect your opinion. imo the right inlay work would only accent Paul's work not detract from his focus. it's not needed but imo, would take the cues into an elite group.
 
skins said:
i respect your opinion. imo the right inlay work would only accent Paul's work not detract from his focus. it's not needed but imo, would take the cues into an elite group.
Click to expand...

Those cues are in a class all by themselves,
Absolutely beautiful.
 
Michael Webb said:
Those cues are in a class all by themselves,
Absolutely beautiful.
Click to expand...

let me clarify. i'm in no way taking anything away from Paul's work. on the contrary. i'm a huge fan. i just have the opinion that a little well place and designed inlay work or ring work would take his cues into a class that is "un-tapped". i believe the same for Dave B. and yourself as well. it's something that hasn't been done much and i think the industry could use such a combonation.
 
skins said:
let me clarify. i'm in no way taking anything away from Paul's work. on the contrary. i'm a huge fan. i just have the opinion that a little well place and designed inlay work or ring work would take his cues into a class that is "un-tapped". i believe the same for Dave B. and yourself as well. it's something that hasn't been done much and i think the industry could use such a combonation.
Click to expand...

I know what you meant, sorry if I came across wrong. To me, inlays can be nice and I do, do them. But........................................................
You know!
 
skins said:
let me clarify. i'm in no way taking anything away from Paul's work. on the contrary. i'm a huge fan. i just have the opinion that a little well place and designed inlay work or ring work would take his cues into a class that is "un-tapped". i believe the same for Dave B. and yourself as well. it's something that hasn't been done much and i think the industry could use such a combonation.
Click to expand...

hi Skin

your opinion is well repected. i myself love alot of inlay work on a cue but sometime a cue without inlay work can bring out the beauty of the wood, IMO
afterall, aren't we all looking for a cue that play great with a solid hit to it ?
well, paul cue play great as some of you know.
hey Mike, thanks for everything again. you know what i mean.

best regard
wawacue
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top