I wonder why some Schon cues have sharp inlays, and others rounded inlays.

Have you noticed that some Schon cues have had very nice sharp pointed inlays?

I do not understand why Schon would make some of their inlays rounded, but others (in some of their models) sharp.

Like in the SL Series for example, the SL10 model came with sharp pointed inlays, but some of the other models in the SL series had rounded inlays.

Just curious if this even matters (value wise) to people that look for a Schon cue.

Are the cues that came with sharp pointed inlays more valuable then the ones that came with rounded inlays?

I also wish that Schon cues were made with sharp points.

I do not like rounded points, or rounded inlays on cues.

If they can make the inlays sharp, then why not the points?

Maybe it is more difficult the make the points sharp.

Love Schon cues though (very solid and consistent hit).
 
I wonder why schon cues built pointy points before cnc became common?

I think it will be fun to try to answer all your questions with a question.
 
I wonder why schon cues built pointy points before cnc became common?

I think it will be fun to try to answer all your questions with a question.



Sharp points can be cut with CNC. Just depends how you do it. :smile:



This is a can of worms for sure LOL!



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I wonder why I have 3 H4's....3rd is not Schon (haha). The 3rd one was wrap-less had leather put on.
 

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Sharp points can be cut with CNC. Just depends how you do it. :smile:



This is a can of worms for sure LOL!



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I was not asking about the points. I was wondering why some Schons are/were made with rounded inlays, and other models made with nice sharp inlays. Some of the models may have had some rounded inlays, and some sharp pointed inlays. Again, I was not talking about the points. I already knew all of the info about the different between Runde era Schons and Evan Clarke Schons.
 
I wonder if anybody realizes that "I wonder" statements are not actually questions.


So I wonder statements are questions that are not in the form of a question? I wonder... if the only stupid question is a question that you don't ask, does that make I wonder statements stupid questions then.
 
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I wonder if anybody realizes that "I wonder" statements are not actually questions.

I wonder if "I wonder" statement are actually questions that are asked in an indirect manner. I wonder if "I wonder" statements score some points on Jeopardy.

Alex: A person who pays such attention to detail that the obsession becomes an annoyance to others.

Player: I wonder what an anal person is Alex.


Alex: Sorry you must form the answer in the form of a question.

Player: But that was a question Alex. Don't be so anal!

Alex: I wonder what the judges have to say. (said as he looks to the judges for an answer)

Judges: What? (said while looking at each other in a confused state, wondering if Alex asked them for a judgement)
 
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I wonder if "I wonder" statement are actually questions that are asked in an indirect manner. I wonder if "I wonder" statements score some points on Jeopardy.

Alex: A person who pays such attention to detail that the obsession becomes an annoyance to others.

Player: I wonder what an anal person is Alex.


Alex: Sorry you must form the answer in the form of a question.

Player: But that was a question Alex. Don't be so anal!

Alex: I wonder what the judges have to say. (said as he looks to the judges for an answer)

Judges: What? (said while looking at each other in a confused state, wondering if Alex asked them for a judgement)

Lol. Thanks for that
 
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