Denali break cues

Pyrrhomaniac said:
Is PH a particularly dense wood or tight grain? Why is it preferred for the shaft? How does it feel compared to other popular shafts?

I'm also not a big fan of PH. I just hate the way it looks, but I'm a practical man who would rather use what works best and let looks come in second place.
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PH is a dense and stable wood. It does not have a particularly tight grain
such as maple. However, the grain structure is such as that it springs the
cue ball off of it. Something like a diver off a spring board or a baseball off an aluminum bat.
 
Tooler said:
Bob,

Other than PH, is there another wood that works well with ebony for the break cue...?


I'd like to get one, but I'm having a hard time with the PH.

I'm just not a big fan.


Thanks.
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Same here not a big fan of the PH... but love the look of the cue in some other wood
 
Saturday bump. Here is an e-mail I received this morning from Belgium regarding one of my breakers.

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Hello Bob ,

got the cue yesterday and the cue looks fantastic .
In the evening i gave it a try and i can say i was impressed .
Hits way better then my BK2 and the cueball control is excellent .
If i knew 7 months earlier i would have bought also a playing cue from you
but back then i ordered
a Keith Josey that is coming my way in about two weeks time .
But maybe in the future who knows ?????

Thanks for a great breaker ,

Christoph
 
More comments about Denali breakers

Hi Azer's ,

if you're looking for a breakcue don't look any further .
Ask Bob Flynn of Denali cues to make you one .
His breakcues are just awesome and his prices are too good
for the quality he brings .
 
I did not see a price for his cues ..?? pm me . looking a plain ass breack cue cheap..
 
Realizm said:
I did not see a price for his cues ..?? pm me . looking a plain ass breack cue cheap..
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Here you go, $300 each. How many do you want:thumbup:

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Another comment by a happy Denali Breaker owner:

I just spent an hour of nothing but breaking 8 and 9 ball racks (That will tire you out real quick!) This cue hits like a ton! As you said, everyone knows it in the room when you break, which is what I like ...Thank you for a beautiful and powerfull cue! The abalone inlay in the joint pin is a nice touch btw...Glad I got it before I go to Vegas, the one I was using before could not do what this cue does.

Best Regards,
-Aaron Silva
 
More comments about DENALI break cues:

"I took the cue to my local pool room last night and played for about 2 hours. I really wanted to see how it worked and see what I thought about it.
After giving it a good 20 Breaks or so, In my honest opinion I can say that your cue is the Best Break cue I have ever tried or used as my own.
After getting used to the feel and proper cue ball placement, I was making 3-4 balls almost ever rack. The Trangle tip as we had discussed seems perfect as the cue ball stays in control.
I thought I would be happy with the cue but to be honest the cue really surpassed what I had expected....You make a Great cue."
 
Another HUMP day bump:cool::cool::cool:

Check out the PH shaft wood that I recently started cutting up. Perfectly
straight grained and quarter sawn. It doesn't get any better than this for
shaft wood for break cues.
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Nice looking cues. What would be the weight and balance point with PH shaft or oak shaft ?
 
madfox said:
Nice looking cues. What would be the weight and balance point with PH shaft or oak shaft ?
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Hi: Whatever weight and balance point you want is built INTO your cue.
However, once it is set it is permanent. Hope this helps.
 
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