More Olney beauties
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Mezmarizing As All Of Jeff's Work Is,,,,,,and What Incredible Players !!
My Upcoming One Should Be In The Finishing Stages [ I Hope] !!
Alan..................
My Upcoming One Should Be In The Finishing Stages [ I Hope] !!
Alan..................
I'm not the most knowledgeable guy here when it comes to inspecting a cue. I know what I like, and what's obvious. I know that I LOVE the way Jeff's cues hit and play, the way they look, and I really like dealing with Jeff!
For anyone here who's thinking of calling Jeff and talking about a cue, I say do it quickly. Look at the close up of the points on the second cue down. The one with the black, orange, yellow, and red veneers. When you follow the center line of the veneers up the middle, where is the obligatory glue line
? I'll tell ya fellas, IT AIN'T THERE 
. That's cuz Jeff Olney's a genius of the first order, and a perfectionist to boot. Get 'em while you can...Tom
For anyone here who's thinking of calling Jeff and talking about a cue, I say do it quickly. Look at the close up of the points on the second cue down. The one with the black, orange, yellow, and red veneers. When you follow the center line of the veneers up the middle, where is the obligatory glue line
? I'll tell ya fellas, IT AIN'T THERE . That's cuz Jeff Olney's a genius of the first order, and a perfectionist to boot. Get 'em while you can...Tom
And show him the money....
And send him some money if you wanna get on his 3 yr plus long list......
"Money talks and butshit walks"
tpdtom said:I'm not the most knowledgeable guy here when it comes to inspecting a cue. I know what I like, and what's obvious. I know that I LOVE the way Jeff's cues hit and play, the way they look, and I really like dealing with Jeff!
For anyone here who's thinking of calling Jeff and talking about a cue, I say do it quickly. Look at the close up of the points on the second cue down. The one with the black, orange, yellow, and red veneers. When you follow the center line of the veneers up the middle, where is the obligatory glue line
And send him some money if you wanna get on his 3 yr plus long list......
"Money talks and butshit walks"
tpdtom said:I'm not the most knowledgeable guy here when it comes to inspecting a cue. I know what I like, and what's obvious. I know that I LOVE the way Jeff's cues hit and play, the way they look, and I really like dealing with Jeff!
For anyone here who's thinking of calling Jeff and talking about a cue, I say do it quickly. Look at the close up of the points on the second cue down. The one with the black, orange, yellow, and red veneers. When you follow the center line of the veneers up the middle, where is the obligatory glue line
Yeah, but that yellow veneer looks far from "perfect"....... Dont get me wrong the cues look fantastic but when i inspect a cue i look "pretty close".......
glue lines
yea those glue line are a little nasty, got any super close ups of some good ones, not re-cuts. jeff olney
yea those glue line are a little nasty, got any super close ups of some good ones, not re-cuts. jeff olney
cyberrot said:It is almost impossible not to see great cues from Mr Olney.
I am glad that I have one in my possession.
Great work once again, Mr Olney.
Heck ,i wish i could afford a cue from Mr.Onley, ide love to have one......
I might be able to get some pics of veneer work for you...............
pooldogue said:
I inspect cues very closely also ( I don't claim to know everything I'm learning about cues every day )....every cue I've recieved from Jeff has been perfect IMO..Jeffs execution is up there with the best....his inlays, his finish, his points, and even his VENEERS...if you have some pics of some veneer work that is superior please share some pictures with us, and I'm not talking re-cuts...Please remember that these cues are in photos....I'm positive that you would be very impressed with Jeff's work if you had an opportunity to hold one of his gems in your hands.....In my opinion Jeffs cues are "pretty close" to perfect...
jeff olney said:
Jeff
Nice to see you posting , and I have to agree with you those glue lines are terrible...
Just kidding....everybody has an opinion oh well.....keep up the great work and thanks for the Christmas present...it was a nice surprise.....Dale
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glue lines
if you look closely you can always see glue lines in veneers, 45's or overlapping. it is one of the first things you should look at when buying a cue with colored veneers, myself i look at the shaft first then the butt veneered points. the tips should be sharp and close to even in length and how visable the glue lines are. jeff olney
if you look closely you can always see glue lines in veneers, 45's or overlapping. it is one of the first things you should look at when buying a cue with colored veneers, myself i look at the shaft first then the butt veneered points. the tips should be sharp and close to even in length and how visable the glue lines are. jeff olney
