Just got it back after long vacation

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Deadon

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Spectacular cue and work...... as usual from Dennis

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Words cannot describe the quality of the work.
 
Every time I see a Searing I shake my head with envy...It's like looking at your buddy's hot girlfriend..You know she's off limits, but damn you want to take her for a ride..hahaha..ok back to reality..Sweet cue dude!!
 
Where did you go for your vacation??
I wanna go to the same place...cos everytime i go on a vacation i come home to a bunch of bills, obviously i'm doing something wrong. I reckon it's my vacation destination, i wanna come home to a Searing too... :confused:
 
Searing!

Beautiful Searing you are lucky to have. Hope you enjoy it, and thanks for sharing.
 
detail and precision execution

Precision execution and detail. Everything is perfectly executed on a Searing cue.
 
Do the rings line up?

Are the points sharp?

Are the points even?

Never mind.

Great cue.

Dennis is meticulous.

Thanks for posting.

Kevin
 
That is a great looking and playing cue.


Thanks for sharing, now go run some racks!
 
That's the way to end a vacation for sure. Dennis ain't to shabby. lol Enjoy this beauty for many years.
Bob
 
Sweet looking cue you got there Michael. Congrats
Dennis knows how to build them.
 
What can't be seen until you put it in you hand is how seamlessly the linen transitions to the wood. Its tight and is one smooth surface. Dennis is truly not just a cue maker but an artist. Any of my AZ friends are always welcome to hit a few balls with it at Hard Times in Sacramento. Big tournament in October, come on down and have a good time.
 
Deadon said:
What can't be seen until you put it in you hand is how seamlessly the linen transitions to the wood. Its tight and is one smooth surface. Dennis is truly not just a cue maker but an artist. Any of my AZ friends are always welcome to hit a few balls with it at Hard Times in Sacramento. Big tournament in October, come on down and have a good time.
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Artist is a good word to describe Dennis. He can turn a plain cue into a very special cue with his attention to detail and craftsmanship of the highest level. I'm not calling your cue plain I'm reffering to a Birdseye maple cue Dennis built without points or inlays that is just beautiful. I'd love to own one of Dennis's cues one day and I think he's in a class by himself.

James
 
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Artist is a good word to describe Dennis. He can turn a plain cue into a very special cue with his attention to detail and craftsmanship of the highest level. I'm not calling your cue plain I'm reffering to a Birdseye maple cue Dennis built without points or inlays that is just beautiful. I'd love to own one of Dennis's cues one day and I think he's in a class by himself.

James
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The BEM Searing sounds like you're describing my cue. It is a beauty...



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