What do you think they use to make the templates?
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What do you think they use to make the templates?
Maybe a couple of buds, Wieser and leaf.
edu07070, Keep talking about CNC and you might get a Mouth Full from Deek-a-MoM himself.
I know Neu was offer $5000 for this cue in 2008
Watch out for the green menzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I though Dave Bollman was going to steal it from me that day. He took it from me, and looked at it for nearly a hour. Dieckman walked in, and Dave bowed and said "you are the king." He was speaking to the troll doll. I was speechless because the king was not so kingly then...
He said Dieckman how did you do this, it is impossible? He started to explain how he had been looking for the seam on the wrap for a hour...."I was like hey give me my cue. I must really have something here." Dave put the first good tips on it that day.
Bob, do you remember that minister that day he offered me 4,200 for it in VA? I should have jumped at it. Tell him I'll take 4G if you see him.
I was offered 5G I am such an idiot...lol I should have took 5
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Are you saying they use a CNC to make the template that he uses?
The machine he makes the inlays on looks older than a CNC machine could be
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not sold dont say that in the middle of my thread...
I like the jokes but really the post "sold" that could not help me in anyway....
I like the jokes but really the post "sold" that could not help me in anyway....
I lose count after the tenth times, you were bugged while shooting so he could show or look at the cue.
I hope they read where the pin was change to a G10.
Yes the leather wrap and seam was total invisible. I had a hard time finding it.
tap,tap,tap
You can't tell CNC from pantographed inlays "after the fact" unless they're done in the 4th axis or something. Pantographed inlays use the same round cutters (end mills) and often have larger radiuses, like these, because it's very easy to break the smaller diameter cutters moving the stylus on a pantograph by hand. With the CNC you can move the cutter at a more even rate and control the speed when using the small 1/64" to achieve sharper points.
I have no idea about building cues. I didn't know Dieckman cues were valuable until I met Bob Watson. Mike Massey sent me to find Dieckman to make me a cue. I still didn't understand it all then.
I knew I liked the way they looked. We traveled around the country in a van for nearly 4 solid months. Living in the cheapest hotels in the country, eating the finest food they had to offer. lol
His cues are majestic, and people use them across the globe. If you are playing with a Dieckman you are going to get some looks. People are going to want to know what kind of cue you got.
I knew I liked the way they looked. We traveled around the country in a van for nearly 4 solid months. Living in the cheapest hotels in the country, eating the finest food they had to offer. lol
His cues are majestic, and people use them across the globe. If you are playing with a Dieckman you are going to get some looks. People are going to want to know what kind of cue you got.
BUMPITY for a great cue from a great maker and one funny em effin guy.
I am already supposed to be getting one of dennis' cues around holiday time i cant wait. (made from two pieces of 20 year old bird, Kokopelli Inlays of Jude's Jade in the rear)
jameson vf 09 The JA Party Room. Had a blast hangin. for some reason i kept callin u O'Shaughnessy. sorry i had to miss takin my "walk" with U and the Deek-A-Monster this year....:thumbup:
I am already supposed to be getting one of dennis' cues around holiday time i cant wait. (made from two pieces of 20 year old bird, Kokopelli Inlays of Jude's Jade in the rear)
jameson vf 09 The JA Party Room. Had a blast hangin. for some reason i kept callin u O'Shaughnessy. sorry i had to miss takin my "walk" with U and the Deek-A-Monster this year....:thumbup:
The only CNC in my shop is between my ears.....what is between yours?
All my inlays are done on an old Gorton 3-U pantograph
All my patterns I made myself using a Gorton 3-U....some are of aluminum and some are of wood....I think the use of CNC in cues makes them soulless, not something I want said about mine. I don't know how many cue builder's shops you have been in but you are welcome to visit mine and spend a few days as my guest and see how I work. You will s**t your pants
All my patterns I made myself using a Gorton 3-U....some are of aluminum and some are of wood....I think the use of CNC in cues makes them soulless, not something I want said about mine. I don't know how many cue builder's shops you have been in but you are welcome to visit mine and spend a few days as my guest and see how I work. You will s**t your pants
Bravo, Mr. Dieckman..............
Bravo, Mr. Dieckman..............
Actually I prefer Deek-a-mon instead of the MR s**t.....:grin:
I see you play with a Tucker.....ask Murray but I believe the first custom cue he ever had made with his name on it I made......I like to think I helped him a little get going in the right direction.....way back many years ago when we first met in Frank Ramsey's pool hall in scenic Leesburg, FL
Actually I prefer Deek-a-mon instead of the MR s**t.....:grin:
I see you play with a Tucker.....ask Murray but I believe the first custom cue he ever had made with his name on it I made......I like to think I helped him a little get going in the right direction.....way back many years ago when we first met in Frank Ramsey's pool hall in scenic Leesburg, FL
Sounds good Deek-a-mon, always been a fan of youre work also, just either couldnt get my hands on one when i had the money and now i have two children so they always come first, but one day i will own a Dieckman........:thumbup:
See you get it, I own a Dieckaman. I am trying to sell it because I think the cash is more helpful right now.
I have plans to get another Dieckman, and even pay him for it. He will have to do my bidding he will have to act like Jerry lewis while he works too I want blood and sweat and tears over my cue...You know when I worked for Dieckaman my job duties consisted of treating him Don Rickles would. Best job of all time.
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