cuemakers, make me a cue...
- Thread starter sascha
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I am not in a position right now to offer you something; however I'd like to suggest you increase your specifics a bit.
"White 5/16x14 piloted with small black ring"
I assume you mean an Ivory-looking joint, with a black trim ring.
"cocobolo forearm with 6 white points"
Did you want traditional points or floating?
Did you want them to be sharp, or are CNC points OK too?
I assume no veneers in the points, but just checking...
"Irish linen"
What color linen? I think white with black (or brown) spec would look nice...
"cocobolo Buttpart with Hoppe Butt"
That seems self-explanatory; however to avoid surprises, a photo example is always best!
"all white is non ivory"
So did you want bone, plastic, phenolic or maybe Holly Wood for the 'white' within the cue (joint options exclude Holly of course)
"no shaft."
Knowing exactly what shaft is to be used will help a great deal with making the pilot correctly and also to have the shaft match up with the butt. At the very least, some dimensions to work from (inch or mm), but the best is to have the shaft in hand as the butt is being finished up.
The more specific you are, the happier you will be with what you are delivered!
"White 5/16x14 piloted with small black ring"
I assume you mean an Ivory-looking joint, with a black trim ring.
- What size (length) joint sleeve (1 inch is standard; however 'half-joints' are popular as well)?
- What size ring (again, the length- 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch 1/2 inch)?
- Ring material (wood, phenolic)
"cocobolo forearm with 6 white points"
Did you want traditional points or floating?
Did you want them to be sharp, or are CNC points OK too?
I assume no veneers in the points, but just checking...
"Irish linen"
What color linen? I think white with black (or brown) spec would look nice...
"cocobolo Buttpart with Hoppe Butt"
That seems self-explanatory; however to avoid surprises, a photo example is always best!
"all white is non ivory"
So did you want bone, plastic, phenolic or maybe Holly Wood for the 'white' within the cue (joint options exclude Holly of course)
"no shaft."
Knowing exactly what shaft is to be used will help a great deal with making the pilot correctly and also to have the shaft match up with the butt. At the very least, some dimensions to work from (inch or mm), but the best is to have the shaft in hand as the butt is being finished up.
The more specific you are, the happier you will be with what you are delivered!