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blakjak121

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-Forarm: Highly Figured Cocobolo
-Points: Rare Olivewood (4 long points)
-Wrap: Ned's famous "double" pressed black irish Linen (this wrap is SAHweet. a customs guy in atl mistook it for leather)
-Buttsleeve: Highly figured Coco
-black buttcap
-Matching Ringwork at joint and buttcap
-no veneers
-GREAT hitting cue.
-2 shafts - one with moori - one with no tip - each has an olivewood insert in the joint.
-Free Custom made joint protectors from Ned (olive wood with Coco accents)
-3x8 10 wood-to-wood joint
-19.25 oz
-59'' long (30'' shafts)
-each shaft is 12.5mm

one 2mm ding in the buttsleeve - have pics
would have asked 1000, but dropped price to 900.

Ned is a great guy and a wonderful person to work with.
If you have never hit with one of his cues, this is your opportunity to hit with one of the best! From what I understand he is really backed up at the moment.

900 shipped

Please PM me for high quality pictures, the smallest ones i could take were 147kB, therefore too large for this forum.
 
cue pic.

blakjak121 said:
-Forarm: Highly Figured Cocobolo
-Points: Rare Olivewood (4 long points)
-Wrap: Ned's famous "double" pressed black irish Linen (this wrap is SAHweet. a customs guy in atl mistook it for leather)
-Buttsleeve: Highly figured Coco
-black buttcap
-Matching Ringwork at joint and buttcap
-no veneers
-GREAT hitting cue.
-2 shafts - one with moori - one with no tip - each has an olivewood insert in the joint.
-Free Custom made joint protectors from Ned (olive wood with Coco accents)
-3x8 10 wood-to-wood joint
-19.25 oz
-59'' long (30'' shafts)
-each shaft is 12.5mm

one 2mm ding in the buttsleeve - have pics
would have asked 1000, but dropped price to 900.

Ned is a great guy and a wonderful person to work with.
If you have never hit with one of his cues, this is your opportunity to hit with one of the best! From what I understand he is really backed up at the moment.

900 shipped

Please PM me for high quality pictures, the smallest ones i could take were 147kB, therefore too large for this forum.
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sounds nice, but needs some pictures to let people know what is your cue look like. Not small but big pictures, close up one..:D
 
i have a windows program that works awesome.. affectivley you right click on the pic and select resize and then what size you want it to be and it does it for you.. works great with lots of pics too..

lemme see if i can find it..

here is the link to the program... its by microsoft and its free..
http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/install/2/wxp/en-us/imageresizerpowertoysetup.exe

and if you want to read up on it first.. here is a link to the website..
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/expert/bott_03may19.mspx
 
Here are the pictures of the cue...

Blakjak's actually a good buddy of mine. And I've had the pleasure of playing with the cue on several occasions. It ain't no secret, really....Ned makes a fantastic playing cue for the money. And this one is sweet, too...

Lov's the original owner, as Ned made it custom for him. The olivewood up against the cocobolo is to die for! And the wrap is like nothing I've ver felt before...almost feels like stack leather -- no lie. Almost bought it off him myself on a couple different occasions...just never had the funds at the time, of course...lol :rolleyes:

I recommend the cue to anyone who is interested.


Enjoy the pics!


(And you can go ahead and email either Lov or myself for some bigger, better pictures -- especially the picture of the full cue -- the ones on here now really don't do the cue justice. Oh, and in case you're wondering, the cocobolo in the forearm and on the butt sleeve are not different shades like the pictures seem to show -- that's just due to the fact that there's a window near the forearm and a shadow cast on the butt sleeve. They match up in person.)
 
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