Josey traditional
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I personally saw these cues in Keith's shop the week before the U.S. Open. The pictures do not do these cues justice. The designs are great and really need to be seen in person to see the quality of the work. I want to compliment you on your designs. You could not have a better partner to execute your designs. Keith, in my opinion, does some of the best work I have ever seen. Top notch all the way!!!!!!!!!!!
Martin
Martin
skins said:
YOU SHOULD STOP DOIN IT WITH KEITH, HIS WIFE IS GONNA GET MAD...............J/K THESE CUES ARE AWESOME. I REALLY PREFER THESE OVER THE FLOATING POINT CUES(NO OFFENSE TO THE FLOATING POINT CUES, THEY JUST AREN'T MY STYLE)
MAYBE WE NEED TO WORK ON A PROPELLOR/BARBELL DESIGN FOR ME?
Where is the bat phone!
Wow!
Let me call this one in.
The butt and the forearm are not only floating but the cores of the cues have been robbed.
I have to call the Chief of Police of the AZ Gothom PD.
Awesome photography and touch up work in the pictures.
Very nice cue selection and details.
Love them all.
TNX for posting the pictures!
Wow!
Let me call this one in.
The butt and the forearm are not only floating but the cores of the cues have been robbed.
I have to call the Chief of Police of the AZ Gothom PD.
Awesome photography and touch up work in the pictures.
Very nice cue selection and details.
Love them all.
TNX for posting the pictures!
pharaoh68
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My opinion of Keith's cues in the past has always been slightly marred or tainted by the fact that his work was primarily inlays or floating.
However, I have to admit, seeing the more traditional looking cues, I can honestly say that you guys have some real beauties here. Furthermore, you took traditional styling and added your own unique touches to them to make the designs stand out. And even more, the pointwork and inlay work is razor sharp. These designs are beautiful. And, on a personal note, I have always been a fan of silver ringwork in place of or accompanying a hoppe ring. Beautiful job. You guys have much to be proud of here.
My opinion of Keith's cues in the past has always been slightly marred or tainted by the fact that his work was primarily inlays or floating.
However, I have to admit, seeing the more traditional looking cues, I can honestly say that you guys have some real beauties here. Furthermore, you took traditional styling and added your own unique touches to them to make the designs stand out. And even more, the pointwork and inlay work is razor sharp. These designs are beautiful. And, on a personal note, I have always been a fan of silver ringwork in place of or accompanying a hoppe ring. Beautiful job. You guys have much to be proud of here.
Those are as nice a cue as $$$$ can buy. Very nice indeed.
Very, VERY nice !!! Those pics with the wraps cropped out are freaking me out a little. Sent you a PM.
skins said:......show-man.
Is that a pun we're supposed to get ??
zeeder said:
Thanks Zack! Below is another picture of that cue. This is a very, very nice cue for the $$$.
alpine9430 said:Wow!
Let me call this one in.
The butt and the forearm are not only floating but the cores of the cues have been robbed.
I have to call the Chief of Police of the AZ Gothom PD.
Awesome photography and touch up work in the pictures.
Very nice cue selection and details.
Love them all.
TNX for posting the pictures!
"holy mirror image Batman!" dick grason (robin)
believe it or not i wasn't even thinking along those lines when i was designing this. kind of weird now that i think about it. maybe i watched a few to much Batman when i was a kid.
I guess there are a few of us who grew up watching Batman on TV.skins said:"holy mirror image Batman!" dick grason (robin)
believe it or not i wasn't even thinking along those lines when i was designing this. kind of weird now that i think about it. maybe i watched a few to much Batman when i was a kid.
Awesome results to compliment some very awesome looking cues.
If Marcus has his wish and if they look anything like these, I may have to be next in line for a propellor or barbell cue.
Myron