Love those full spliced wrapless Tascarella's. I believe I own the ivory jointed, non-inlayed, bumperless, stitch ringed cue. I need to dust off my camera and get a picture of my full splice collection.
Let's See Your Fullsplice Cues!!
- Thread starter bnall
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Hey Todd just send it to me. I'll take the pics for you!
My Full Splice Cues
Here are a few pictures of my full splice cues. Five Hercek's and two Tascarella's.
Here are a few pictures of my full splice cues. Five Hercek's and two Tascarella's.
Here is a stunning Gilbert F/S that I used to own,it was hand signed#12 blank that he had made.
Full slpice?
What dat is? I think many posters need to read just what that is.
Easy stuff. The piece of wood from proing tip to the bottom of the wrap or bumper is not interrupted.
Nick
What dat is? I think many posters need to read just what that is.
Easy stuff. The piece of wood from proing tip to the bottom of the wrap or bumper is not interrupted.
Nick
Is that ring inlaid? Interesting. How deeply is it cut?
Yes,this is fullspliced cue.Here is the what Paul says about it:
Yes, Gerhard that is a blank that John made specifically for me with the wood (Amboyna burls) I sent him. Was not sure the veneer colors would really work out until I saw the blank turned - but when I did I had John make a Padauk full spliced wrap less style blank as well - just waiting for the right customer . . .
Paul
Yes, Gerhard that is a blank that John made specifically for me with the wood (Amboyna burls) I sent him. Was not sure the veneer colors would really work out until I saw the blank turned - but when I did I had John make a Padauk full spliced wrap less style blank as well - just waiting for the right customer . . .
Paul
I don't own this one, but it's in my possession so I get to claim it for now
Cue is for sale
Ben
Cue is for sale
Ben
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Points sharp and even, top and bottom
Ben
Ben is that one of Ernies blanks?
Here is a stunning Gilbert F/S that I used to own,it was hand signed#12 blank that he had made.
I can't get over the points, that is a ridiculously gorgeous cue!!
I thought it was Ernies and I knew it was Jim's work. It's a beautiful cue. I love the wood combos and the color combos on the veneers.
