Full Splice Cues

[John Barton]

Hey y'all.

To get away from composites I want to say that if full splice cues are the best of the best - then Sterling's house cues and sneaky petes are the best in the world for the money.

These cues are spliced from aged woods, maple and rosewood, with many cuts.

One piece house house cues are about $20 each and Sneaky Petes are $59.

Just thought I toss that out to get us on a different track.

http://www.cuesight.com/pool-cues-sterling-one-piece-pool-cues.html

http://www.cuesight.com/stspbn.html

I am gonna do some samples of full spliced cues with veneers - should have some pictures for you in a few months.

The Fury Sneaky Petes are also full spliced as well. Actually, we have one that is a double splice. I think that this particular type of splicing has not been done before. Well maybe but I haven't seen it on offer by anyone else in the last 16 years.

http://www.cuesight.com/fusp03.html

flame away......

 

[rackem]

What kind of pin on that one? Radial? I think I have seen old bar cues with a double splice. Is that an inlay in there or glare?

 

[John Barton]

It's a Radial. Those are pearlescent inlays. I am going to make this cue in several different wood and inlay combinations. As far as sneaky petes go these are pretty classy and hit pretty sporty. Of course I gotta say that since I sell them. Really though, they play good. All wood