lookin' for wood experts to I.D.wood type

[12310bch]

Can any body give a pretty good opinion on the type of wood used on this forearm?

 

[JoeyInCali]

Tough call. It looks like some rosewood specie.
IT looks like granadillo as well.

 

[PUTT4DACA$$H]

Try the cuemakers forum

Try the cuemakers forum, they are the experts

 

[12310bch]

Try the cuemakers forum, they are the experts

Thanks. If I needed something more technical I surely wood. But you wood be surprised to
find the depth of expertise amongst buyers and collectors.
Most makers wood keep their eyes on the Main Forum anyway. :wink:

 

[Secaucus Fats]

Looks like Goncalo Alves to me.

 

[cuesblues]

Pau Ferro

Here is a block of Pau Ferro / Bolivian Rosewood

 

[Pushout]

Thanks. If I needed something more technical I surely wood. But you wood be surprised to
find the depth of expertise amongst buyers and collectors.
Most makers wood keep their eyes on the Main Forum anyway. :wink:

LOL! Good one! Looks like a Rosewood to me but I'm no expert.

 

[TATE]

It's not used for cues very often, but it looks like some kind of walnut to me, probably American black walnut. I used to do a lot of non-cue woodworking. The lighter wood spots are kind of common to walnut too.

Is it an old cue? Is it an American made cue?

Chris

 

[12310bch]

It's not used for cues very often, but it looks like some kind of walnut to me, probably American black walnut. I used to do a lot of non-cue woodworking. The lighter wood spots are kind of common to walnut too.

Is it an old cue? Is it an American made cue?

Chris

Yes it's old . 60's. Same cue I been screwing around with. The non-Abe rich,
non-Doc Fry, non-RICHQ . The one aliens left here when they showed the Egyptians how to build
the effing pyramids. The cue that nobody built.

I'm from PA. They used to put black walnuts in fudge in the fall . God, they were good.

Your probably right , Chris. Thanks again for your time. You'll see one more cue comin' up for I.D. :wave:

 

[Fatboy]

It's not used for cues very often, but it looks like some kind of walnut to me, probably American black walnut. I used to do a lot of non-cue woodworking. The lighter wood spots are kind of common to walnut too.

Is it an old cue? Is it an American made cue?

Chris

it looks like walnut to me as well.

 

[12310bch]

it looks like walnut to me as well.

Cocobolo Cowboy said walnut too. Whadya know. you're agreeing with
the Cowboy!

 

[Beware_of_Dawg]

Had a Sedua wood cue that looked similar.. but...

Compare the last pic in your post to this

The above pic is walnut, looks like a ringer.