Here's my new cue hot off Garten's lathe. Love his craftsmanship.
The spearheads and boxes are quilted maple.
These cues are the "NUTS".
The spearheads and boxes are quilted maple.
These cues are the "NUTS".
SUPER-SHARP....Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I wish I had a better camera because these pictures could be better.
The cue is gorgeous.
Hits and plays amazing. Just like all of his cues. His cues are consistently good hitters.
My humble collection has been thinned down and segregated into 3 Garten Bierbower and 3 Jeff Olney cues.
Thanks Jeff. Nice of you to chime in my friend. Hope you and your family are well.Good looking cue Bob. Congrats to ya sir Always like seeing boxes in butt sleeves
I don't work for Garten, but he is a very good friend and I visit the shop often. I don't think he would mind me saying this. The order list seems to grow quicker than they are shipped out. Every day he is in the shop working and with the website, some of the owners here on AZB, and other word of mouth more and more orders are coming in. He doesn't rush anything as far as turning/cutting or anything else during the build process - that will not change. So, basically you are looking at what you deal with most all popular custom cue makers - there is going to be some time that passes before your cue is finished. If you are expecting a quick turnaround like you would from a production cue company that is just not going to happen. Best thing to do is give him a call if you are interested in a build and get an estimate on time from him while you are at it. If you want to give him a ring just shoot me a PM and I can pass you the information or just use the contact link on his website (www.bierbowercues.com) to get in touch.Very nice cue! How long should one expect to wait for a Bierbower cue?