Curly Quilted Bubinga Ebony
- Thread starter patrickcues
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I am starting to see a lot people don't like floating points. I know the economy is bad, but its not that bad. Pool is actually doing good for the most part.
Friday afternoon bump
Friday night bump!
Bump for the LAST price drop!patrickcues said:Birdseye Maple forearm with 3 Floating points of Curly Quilted Bubinga and 3 Floating points of Ebony. Curly Quilted Bubinga handle. Birdseye Maple butt sleeve with 3 Curly Quilted Bubinga Diamonds and 3 Ebony diamonds. Decorative ring work in all places. Black phenolic joint and butt cap with a radial joint pin. 18.5 ozs. 1-12.80m/m shaft with a LBM ferulle and a Moori tip.
$700.00 Delivered in the lower 48. PRICE DROP. THE FIRST $550.00 TAKES IT!!!
This cue is very slightly used.
If you would like a 2nd shaft add $125.00
Doug Patrick
http://www.patrickcustomcues.com
618-709-2615
I can't believe somebody hasn't jumped all over this cue!!
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Received the cue today, it is absolutely stunning. The figuring one every piece of wood is incredible, and the finish is flawless.
I had to stop over at Billiards-Plus, the largest and best pool store in Columbus, Ohio, to test shoot the cue as I couldn't wait to play until later tonight. It is balanced very well and I got used to the radial joint vary quickly (I've been playing with Joss, Meucci Originals, and Pechauer cues for the last couple of years). The feedback is tremendous. Both the owner and cue technician noticed the cue and came over to inquire about it.
Every conversation with Doug Patrick has been a pleasure. He is very cordial and communicative. He even took the time to tell me the very interesting the story behind the origin of the cue, and offered an extra piece of Quilted Bubinga if I wanted to have some JPs made. I will post a review after playing some more with the cue.
Thanks again,
Michael
I had to stop over at Billiards-Plus, the largest and best pool store in Columbus, Ohio, to test shoot the cue as I couldn't wait to play until later tonight. It is balanced very well and I got used to the radial joint vary quickly (I've been playing with Joss, Meucci Originals, and Pechauer cues for the last couple of years). The feedback is tremendous. Both the owner and cue technician noticed the cue and came over to inquire about it.
Every conversation with Doug Patrick has been a pleasure. He is very cordial and communicative. He even took the time to tell me the very interesting the story behind the origin of the cue, and offered an extra piece of Quilted Bubinga if I wanted to have some JPs made. I will post a review after playing some more with the cue.
Thanks again,
Michael
cuejunky:cuejunky said:
give me a call we can work something out.