Cue Identification

[Wybrook]

Hi,

Can someone identify this cue and maybe a value??

Thanks

 

[Shooter08]

Joel Davidas from the Phillippines, not sure on value.

 

[master_cueist]

I believe his new ones sell around the $400 mark. Although problem is I have heard of many of his cues shipped overseas warping pretty significantly so if there is some forearm warpage that will diminish the value quite a bit.

 

[Black-Balled]

That is a lotta damn work for $400.

And I am here, btw.

Still hoping for Thursday and will reach out first.

 

[$TAKE HOR$E]

That one $400 easily if it comes with the predator shaft.

 

[mcsock]

That is a lotta damn work for $400.

And I am here, btw.

Still hoping for Thursday and will reach out first.

Good friend was just there and brought a new cue back with him. $60.00 total cost to him. It has tons of hand worked inlay in it. He watched the guy make the cue over 3 days including the nice inlay work. Guess the next few months will tell if the cue warps or not. They do nice work, but I have heard about the wood warping from others. I know the shaft was make from an old bowling alley that was torn down. Old wood does not insure dry wood in that climate.

 

[Busboy]

JD makes a lot of cue for the price great looking cue u got there :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[hang-the-9]

If you take away the signature, cue looks like a high-end Gilbert.