Cocobolo with textured birch
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Very nice looking cue.
Who is the cue maker?
How does it play?
Who is the cue maker?
How does it play?
The name of the cuemaker is "Cem Ucluoc". He is turkish nationality living in Germany for many years. In former times he was a very sucessful pool player in germany's top pool leagues. He was doing cuerepairs for many years and sometime startet also building cues. Since a couple of years he has his workshop in Munich, and he does the cue building and repairs as a fulltime job. He's a really friendly and nice guy. In my opinion he has a great feeling for the natural beauty of the woods and for harmonic design and combination of different woods. And he is still developing.
This cue plays pretty hard with an intensive feedback, it seems to be an extension of my arm. That means, it does perform very well if I do also, and vice versa, too!
It is playing very precise and it'll for sure help me to continue developing my technical skills.
One shaft of it is low deflection (at 105 gr.), but with a very linear characteristic. Both shafts at 12,35 mm. The total weight now is at 19,2 oz. with the shaft of 115 gr. Without weightbolts it would have round about 18 oz.
This cue plays pretty hard with an intensive feedback, it seems to be an extension of my arm. That means, it does perform very well if I do also, and vice versa, too!
It is playing very precise and it'll for sure help me to continue developing my technical skills.One shaft of it is low deflection (at 105 gr.), but with a very linear characteristic. Both shafts at 12,35 mm. The total weight now is at 19,2 oz. with the shaft of 115 gr. Without weightbolts it would have round about 18 oz.
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