Lets see some snakewood cues.
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Cantando play
The cue hits like most Cantandos. Very firm, very stiff. Art raved about the shaft wood used in this cue. He felt at the time I acquired the cue that it was the best playing cue he had made.
I know some cuemakers prefer phenolic at the joint collar; I trust in Arthur and never asked if his design uses a phenolic core. All I know for sure is that Art built the cue to play and he is proud of its hit.
Craig Fales said:
The cue hits like most Cantandos. Very firm, very stiff. Art raved about the shaft wood used in this cue. He felt at the time I acquired the cue that it was the best playing cue he had made.
I know some cuemakers prefer phenolic at the joint collar; I trust in Arthur and never asked if his design uses a phenolic core. All I know for sure is that Art built the cue to play and he is proud of its hit.
Samsara ~ 'Eye of the Tiger'
Here is mine,what a Cue!!!!!!!!!!
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=94990&highlight=Gilbert
Ralf
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=94990&highlight=Gilbert
Ralf
Paul Drexler ~ PFD Studios ~ '15th Anniversary' cue
BHQ said:
Dan calls this the 'Snakewood Stilleto', not sure if the white is ivory or elforyn. Using snakewood as a forearm can be quite difficult because of its tendency to check. Some cuemakers laminate snakewood radially when they use it as a butt sleeve, and add a veneer between each lamination, to relieve the stress and to prevent checking.
You should see Dans playing cue, its a plane jane cue with snakewood forearm with butt sleeve, with irish linen.
