qbilder said:Jatoba, AKA Brazilian cherry.
qbilder said:It's a great wood, often used in house cues. A few years ago a major cue wood supplier aquired a HUGE stock of this stuff from an old house cue factory that shut down. They put the wood out for sale at very reasonable prices, so it's no surprise that it's now becoming used frequently in custom cues. Not the most interesting wood for cues but has a great color & "shimmer", or chatoyance. In more simple cues like sneakies or basic players, it's a perfect choice.
qbilder said:It's a great wood, often used in house cues. A few years ago a major cue wood supplier aquired a HUGE stock of this stuff from an old house cue factory that shut down. They put the wood out for sale at very reasonable prices, so it's no surprise that it's now becoming used frequently in custom cues. Not the most interesting wood for cues but has a great color & "shimmer", or chatoyance. In more simple cues like sneakies or basic players, it's a perfect choice.
daniel said:Well everybodys wrong. I call Bob Runde & the wood is IMBUIA.
jayman said:When my son gets home, I'm going to ask him how to pronounce that, and what it means.![]()
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