Just Fishing & Thanks For Looking.
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Those Are Freakin Sweet. The Burl And Ebony One Is The Nuts.
What FAST said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SpiderWeb said:
SPIDER, I'M NOT SURE WHAT YOU WANT STROKED, BUT I'M NOT INTO THAT.
IF THE CUE ISN'T SPOKEN FOR YET , I MAY BE INTERESTED IN IT THOUGH.
SpiderWeb said:
I KNEW IT MEANT SOMETHING ELSE, I JUST WASN'T SURE WHAT. PM ME AN IDEA OF WHAT YOU WERE PLANNING FOR THE CUE, AND A PRICE AND WE CAN GO FROM THERE.
Bill Webb.
Started making cues in 1982 in the Seattle area and continued making cues until present on a limited basis. Webb makes mostly six pointed cues using burls and exotic woods. The production is forty to fifty cues yearly. Webb is self taught and has visited the shops of Jerry McWorter, Ron Haley, Ted Harris, and Roger Pettit for advice and friendship. Webb has made cues several different ways, but has decided to have all his cures cored with radially laminated underwraps. Many of the consituent parts are glued and screwed with no chance of failure. Most of the cues are 13 mm and 18.5-19.5 ounces.
Old description I think - got it from EPT.
Started making cues in 1982 in the Seattle area and continued making cues until present on a limited basis. Webb makes mostly six pointed cues using burls and exotic woods. The production is forty to fifty cues yearly. Webb is self taught and has visited the shops of Jerry McWorter, Ron Haley, Ted Harris, and Roger Pettit for advice and friendship. Webb has made cues several different ways, but has decided to have all his cures cored with radially laminated underwraps. Many of the consituent parts are glued and screwed with no chance of failure. Most of the cues are 13 mm and 18.5-19.5 ounces.
Old description I think - got it from EPT.
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I like
The first cue on the left how much u i have to put down for that one ? Pm plz ..
SpiderWeb said:
The first cue on the left how much u i have to put down for that one ? Pm plz ..
Awesome looking cues. I have a couple of buddies who have your cues and they really like the hit. Just curious. I don't think I have ever seen any of your cues with butterfly points that don't have a bright yellow veneer. Is that just your preference. I think it looks great on some cues, but comes across pretty loud in others. In your pics above, all of them look great except for the first one with tiger maple. My personal opinion is that the brightness of the veneers takes away from one of the prettiest pieces of tiger maple I have ever seen.
Just an opinion, but they are well executed. How much for the finished products? Thanks a bunch.
Just an opinion, but they are well executed. How much for the finished products? Thanks a bunch.
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I never take money up front, and seldom take orders because it allows me more freedom and flexibility.
I have also made one boat some jewerly boxes, duck callers as well asmany other wood working projects. I also had a coffee table featured in Feb. 1990 Fine Wood Working.
The info is old but its the name I answer to when picking up my food stamps. the weight of the cues is still the same but I also like butterflys as well as 6-point cues. I will also be making a different butterfly not too far down the road. They are very, and I like it that way time consuming but it just happens to be what I am into at the moment.BrooklynJay said:
I never take money up front, and seldom take orders because it allows me more freedom and flexibility.
I have also made one boat some jewerly boxes, duck callers as well asmany other wood working projects. I also had a coffee table featured in Feb. 1990 Fine Wood Working.
Hi
Hi Bill-
We met at Highpockets. I am friend's with Harry. Glad you are now on the board. I am the guy with the Ed Young cue.
Pete
SpiderWeb said:
Hi Bill-
We met at Highpockets. I am friend's with Harry. Glad you are now on the board. I am the guy with the Ed Young cue.
Pete
Gimme The 8 said:
The boat. I want to see pics of the boat.
