F/S 2006 Skip Weston w/ Case

snowmon34

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snowmon34 said:
no they are hardwood veneers.....they are done so well that they look like re cuts:D I can't see a glue line stacked or mitered....

That's because there isn't one. His veneers are essentially recuts done off the cue.

Zack
 
zeeder said:
That's because there isn't one. His veneers are essentially recuts done off the cue.

Zack

Whew! Thanks for clearing that one up, Zack...or I was gonna have to!

I have seen a lot of Skip's cues, and you will NEVER find a glue line in his pointwork/veneers....they simply do not exist. His inlay and pointwork is among the best in the business...it is what he is known for.

Lisa
 
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