John Davis Full Splice Blanks

[MasterClass]

Just wonder if anyone here is getting his blanks to make cues here. I would really like to hear some feed back.

I have limited experience with cuemakers as i tend to stick to the one that works for me. But i would really like to build an ebony full splice cue as an ebony titlist seems hard to come by these days.

His blanks looks really good from the pics. I wonder are there any pictures of cues that he has made before. How is his workmanship. How his shafts play.

Thanks for any information.

 

[DJEnD]

Full splice. The handle wood is full spliced to the point wood which is full spliced to the forearm.

I don't totally understand this, but maybe someone could help me with it.

From what I understand, full spliced cues have the prongs and the handle from the same piece of wood. That's practically all I know about full spliced cues. Maybe someone could help shed the light on my doubts....

 

[Pinocchio]

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From the pictures looks like great work! This is the way cues are supposed to be constructed in my opinion. This way they will have balance an a hit like to freight trains.( Worked for railroad for 22 yrs) You bet I'm going to order one.
Pinocchio

 

[zeeder]

I don't totally understand this, but maybe someone could help me with it.

From what I understand, full spliced cues have the prongs and the handle from the same piece of wood. That's practically all I know about full spliced cues. Maybe someone could help shed the light on my doubts....

It's a double full splice. The pointwood is spliced into the forearm and then, to reduce weight, the lighter material spliced at some point to extend the rest of the handle/butt area.