here is a cue with the redder color. it varies greatly.
I think this is a great looking cue . I had to have it and havce been wanting to try a Bhq for some time . Jamie said they are a little thinner in the handle which is something I like a lot in a cue . Keep up the great work Brent and we'll talk soon about a Brazilian butterfly cue:thumbup:
well, hopefully not as much as i used to! :thumbup:I too, love your ring work.
I think the other thing you do right is not to screw up cues with a ton of inlays. Instead you use great wood and let the wood tell the story instead.
Inlays are like too much makeup on a woman. If they need THAT much makeup then they are too damn ugly.
You just keep getting better.
I do have a bad question, how much stuff to you screw up?
Ken
here is a cue with the redder color. it varies greatly.
Brent, you sure you didn't grab some ebony or African blackwood by accident? I thought Stevie the squirrel was helping you with the colors...?
It's an awesome cue, but really looks more like black than purple
Dave
in the right lighting or sunshine,Brent, you sure you didn't grab some ebony or African blackwood by accident? I thought Stevie the squirrel was helping you with the colors...?
It's an awesome cue, but really looks more like black than purple
Dave