DENALI "MERLIN" PH & Olive Breaker

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Just finished this "Merlin" breaker for John in Coos Bay. It has a "Merlin" style
integrated core & handle of a beautiful piece of 1/4 sawn rose colored purple heart and a forearm/butt sleeve of African Olive. The joint and butt cap are Juma. The shaft is 14mm Pro taper with a one piece ferrule/tip of phenolic.
This is a serious heavy hitter and weighs in the 22 1/2 ounce range. The
picture does not do this piece of PH justice--it just glows from within and I
was lucky enough to acquire enough planks to make about 20 cues from them.
 

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Denali "merlin" olive & ph breaker

Just received some feedback from John in Coos Bay, Oregon on this MERLIN breaker.

"I only broke a few racks with It last night so far Bob but I can assure you
this thing breaks monster. The weight distribution makes it like a whip in
my hand. Very nice.

Thanks again,

John"
 
QMAKER said:


Just finished this "Merlin" breaker for John in Coos Bay. It has a "Merlin" style
integrated core & handle of a beautiful piece of 1/4 sawn rose colored purple heart and a forearm/butt sleeve of African Olive. The joint and butt cap are Juma. The shaft is 14mm Pro taper with a one piece ferrule/tip of phenolic.
This is a serious heavy hitter and weighs in the 22 1/2 ounce range. The
picture does not do this piece of PH justice--it just glows from within and I
was lucky enough to acquire enough planks to make about 20 cues from them.
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It's not just the purple heart that the photo doesn't do justice to but the olive is just as remarkable. I have hit a lot more with it now and it's really well balanced. Nice cue!

JC
 
Denali "merlin" olive & ph breaker

JC said:
It's not just the purple heart that the photo doesn't do justice to but the olive is just as remarkable. I have hit a lot more with it now and it's really well balanced. Nice cue!

JC
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Thanks John. I am "working" on the design for your sons cue. Bob
 
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