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Theewen Custom Cues
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I haven't posted one in quite a while so here's one I did recently. It is 75% natural, 25% green. This is a one-off cue of mine made with black palm and highlighted with BEM. Let me know what you think.

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I am not really into stack leather wraps and even less into these with multiple colors but this one you made is something I'd be glad to own! The wrap very nicely matches the ringwork and somewhat blends the black palm and the bem together with its natural coloring. All in all it looks very classy and unique hence making this cue a true 1of1!

BUMP for more info on this one!
 
Very cool work Ryan. I've sent cues to Ryan on several occasions and they have always come back looking and playing great. The stacked leather wrap he did for me is very well done.

Reasonable prices and great location in he middle of Nebraska. Being just 8 or so hours down Route 80 the stuff shipped from there gets to me on 1 or 2 days.
 
The wrap looks great, and I love the black palm. I have never turned palm how is it to work with?
 
I like the stack leather wrap on the cue and i've always wanted to try a stack wrap on my cue. One of the reasons I haven't had one installed was there are so many color combinations and I can't make up my mind sitting at home without seeing the wrap material colors to decide which one would look the best on my cue.

James
 
SCCues said:
I like the stack leather wrap on the cue and i've always wanted to try a stack wrap on my cue. One of the reasons I haven't had one installed was there are so many color combinations and I can't make up my mind sitting at home without seeing the wrap material colors to decide which one would look the best on my cue.

James

Take a pic of the cue and throw it up. I have several pics filed and will try to match or at least give you an idea of what can be done.

I work off of a base stock of wraps that I had made by Tiger. From there, I can tweak the colors with stains or burnishing to create the right scheme. Look at this pic. I had to dilute the green stain to match the "abalone" points. I was pretty happy with the results.

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man that is the sickest linen wrap i've ever seen, no BS. talented guy. from now on i'm getting my wraps done by rat cues forreal, where are you located?
 
JayBaltimore said:
man that is the sickest linen wrap i've ever seen, no BS. talented guy. from now on i'm getting my wraps done by rat cues forreal, where are you located?

Lincoln, Nebraska. All contact info you need is either in my sign or linked in my sign.
 
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