anyone know where these can be found? all i see are ss jointed cues on the OB cue website
John schmidts OB cue???
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poolplayer,
John, at one time, played with a protoype cue we built for him.
The knowledge we gained from that helped us to develop the cue he plays with now, our 408 series cue with an OB-2 shaft.
The 408 is a 12 point cue with really nice fleur de leis inlays at the tips of the points. A beautiful cue!
You can find it at many of our dealers. We are currently out of stock, but should have more finished in a few weeks.
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
John, at one time, played with a protoype cue we built for him.
The knowledge we gained from that helped us to develop the cue he plays with now, our 408 series cue with an OB-2 shaft.
The 408 is a 12 point cue with really nice fleur de leis inlays at the tips of the points. A beautiful cue!
You can find it at many of our dealers. We are currently out of stock, but should have more finished in a few weeks.
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
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poolplayer
We never really brought that cue to market. However, we do have a few versions of plain janes that came from what we learned in that cue.
I have them both wrapped and wrapless, and with and without a steel joint.
Here is a pic of the newest one, curly maple with a coco handle. It has our new "White Light" joint.
This cue plays really great. I have switched to it now and love it. I use it with the OB-2!
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
We never really brought that cue to market. However, we do have a few versions of plain janes that came from what we learned in that cue.
I have them both wrapped and wrapless, and with and without a steel joint.
Here is a pic of the newest one, curly maple with a coco handle. It has our new "White Light" joint.
This cue plays really great. I have switched to it now and love it. I use it with the OB-2!
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
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white light joint cue
Royce,
I'm interested in the cue you hace shown with the new whie light joint/
Can you expound on the joint itself. What is exasctly a white light joint made with? I'm looking for a cue that has a dfferent joint than the standard 5/16/14 heavy jiont. So can you tell the type of hit you can expect from this joint It wood orobably be a daial pinned tpe made from ivory,barffsllo horn like a Dayton or a phenolic type joint. Is this cue featured on your ebsite? I'd like to get a nbetter look and infio om it. It looks great.
thanks,
KII dpeshe@live.com
Royce,
I'm interested in the cue you hace shown with the new whie light joint/
Can you expound on the joint itself. What is exasctly a white light joint made with? I'm looking for a cue that has a dfferent joint than the standard 5/16/14 heavy jiont. So can you tell the type of hit you can expect from this joint It wood orobably be a daial pinned tpe made from ivory,barffsllo horn like a Dayton or a phenolic type joint. Is this cue featured on your ebsite? I'd like to get a nbetter look and infio om it. It looks great.
thanks,
KII dpeshe@live.com
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kasparov
The "White Light" is a synthetic thermoplastic. It is fairly light in weight, so it does provide what we were looking for in a joint material.
The joint screw is our standard 5/16x14, but without the steel joint, the hit is totally different. It is very much lighter in weight, so it gives a more solid , less "Pingy" hit that has more feel than with a steel collar.
These cues are really very nice. Great woods so they look fantastic, and they play jam up! You can get it with either the OB-2 or the OB-2 shaft. You could even get it with the break shaft if you wanted a fancy breaker.
At $440.00 complete, it's a great deal too!
We don't have them on the website yet, they are available. We have the same cue stained either brown or gray, with a wrap and the steel joint.
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
The "White Light" is a synthetic thermoplastic. It is fairly light in weight, so it does provide what we were looking for in a joint material.
The joint screw is our standard 5/16x14, but without the steel joint, the hit is totally different. It is very much lighter in weight, so it gives a more solid , less "Pingy" hit that has more feel than with a steel collar.
These cues are really very nice. Great woods so they look fantastic, and they play jam up! You can get it with either the OB-2 or the OB-2 shaft. You could even get it with the break shaft if you wanted a fancy breaker.
At $440.00 complete, it's a great deal too!
We don't have them on the website yet, they are available. We have the same cue stained either brown or gray, with a wrap and the steel joint.
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
Royce,
do you guys do custom cues on demand?
do you guys do custom cues on demand?
