Denali break cues--continued

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This is a continuation of my previous thread of the same title.
I am working on a new batch of breakers and thought I would show them
as they progress. Any cue shown in this thread can be finished by Christmas.
The price for a one-piece cue (solid PH forearm and core) is $275.
The price of a full splice is $300.
All have G-10 pins and you can pick your weight. Your choice of shaft:
Purple heart, Oak, Laminated maple or AAA rock maple.
Your choice of PRO or EURO taper. Your choice of either a White Diamond
or Samasara tip and a G-9 or G-10 ferrule--pick a diameter.
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More pics of cues coming shortly. The ones above have Cinnamon, Olive and Bamboo handle sleeves.
 
Denali break cues

Here are pics of three more break cues in progress. They all start out with
a solid billet of purple heart.
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The handle sleeves are tiger maple and satin wood. Cues like these are
$275 with 1 shaft of PH, Oak, laminated maple or AAA maple.
 
Denali break cues

Here is a pic of the beginnings of a DENALI breaker. Sometimes the handle core is 7/8" and some are 3/4" depending on the handle wood used, weight and balance point desired. The end of the core is threaded in order to allow the butt cap to "pull" the PH core into tension while at the same time placing the handle area into compression. This contributes to the effect of the cue ball "springing" off the cue.
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Those look really nice. Now, if I can only talk Mrs. Claus into getting me a breaker for Christmas...
 
Denali break cues

Here are some pics of full splice Ebony/PH (1 is Bocote) break cues in progress.
Price of a full-splice with 1 shaft is $300. You can pick your weight
and balance point. Any one of these would make the ultimate breaker.
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Denali break cues

Four more break cues in progress. All have been cut from a solid purple heart billet. We now offer your choice of a White Diamond or a Samsara break tip
with your cue. From top to bottom the handle sleeves are cut from Gaboon
Ebony, Marble, Honey Locust and Tiger Maple. Don't see something you like.
I have about 60 species of wood in stock. Check out the "MATERIALS"
section on my website.
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Denali break cues

Here are pics of two recently completed breakers. Purple heart and
ebony are two combinations that cannot be beat for raw explosive breaking power.

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Denali break cues

Here is a pic of a breaker I just completed for Jive over in Wuhan, China.
It feature a full splice PurpleHeart and Gaboon Ebony butt with a G-10 pin.
The shaft is a Pro taper with a G-10 ferrule and Samsara J tip.
If you would also like the "ULTIMATE" breaker contact me.
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West coast cue show

Stop by the cue show next weekend in Mountain View Calif. I will have lots
of break cues there. For more info just hit the search button and type in
West Coast Cue Show. See you there.
 
Denali break cues

Here is a pic of a breaker I just finished for a fellow AZ'r in Texas.
The cue is cut from a solid billet of curly Purple Heart. The PH runs from the
nose to the butt cap making for a very stable, hard hitting cue. The
handle is tiger maple and the tip is a White Diamond with a G-10 ferrule.
If you would like the ultimate "breaker" feel free to contact me.
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Denali break cues

I just finished this break cue, which is a part of a three cue set, for a player
in Belgium. The base of the cue is a solid billet of PH that runs from the
joint to the butt cap. The handle sleeve is satin wood. The pin is G-10 and the collars are phenolic. The shaft is PH with a G-10 ferrule and a White Diamond tip. This cue is a "rack smasher". If you are looking for a good solid old school break cue contact me. This cue will be at the West Coast Cue Show this week-end. Stop by and check it and several other "breakers" I will have on display. Thanks for looking.
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