Has anyone had a cue made of dymondwood?

[tucson9ball]

Thinking about having a playing cue made. any input or suggestions, or pics if anyone has one.

I've heard of a few as break cues. It is a heavy material, probably not the best as a shooting cue....JMO

 

[Texas Carom Club]

I've heard of a few as break cues. It is a heavy material, probably not the best as a shooting cue....JMO

my krindlekin is very light weight

too light infact when i put my jacoby black on it and practice like that, for me i like a good 19 ouncer

 

[Type79]

One of my regular players is a one-piece Dymondwood cue. It is technically an unknown although I suspect it may have been made in the 1990s by Michael Givens aka Michaelangelo Cues.

It is heavy but well balanced making it a nice player. I use it often.