Early Ernie Martinez (Showcase Era) With A New Look

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Hey Will
Very nice looking cue sir. Chris did an excellent job on this one. Better hide this baby from cuesblues or it`ll be missing in action real soon. What kind of pin is that?
Thanks for sharing.
Jeff
 
Really good looking wrap on a great cue. Looks like some clean work too. I'll bet that cue feels great to play with. I have an EM Cue I was debating on doing the same thing with. I think you just made my decision for me..Thanks for posting.
 
I think it turned out really well and the wrap complements the cue nicely! But your idea with the linen wrap was a good one too. How does it play?

Now I can't wait for my Martinez to arrive in the mail :D

Joerg
 
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Ernie Martinez

pooldawg8 said:
Hey Will
Very nice looking cue sir. Chris did an excellent job on this one. Better hide this baby from cuesblues or it`ll be missing in action real soon. What kind of pin is that?
Thanks for sharing.
Jeff
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Same scenario only in reverse.

This cue was made in 93 or so, while Ernie was at Showcase.
He told me what the pin was a long time ago but I forgot.
It takes all day to screw the cue together.
I have a few others from this vintage and they are all phenominal playing cues.

For anyone that doesn't already know, Chris Byrne has a mini-shop set up at Billiards Ink, and is usually there on Thursday night & Sunday duing the tournaments.
It's great having someone with his ability right there to get cues wrapped, tips & ferrules, repairs, or just someone to give crap to and ask questions about cues.
 
Very nice looking cue. The wrap definitely works well.


Thanks for sharing,
Chris
 
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