My 11 days visited in Panama City, FL. Part II
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Those are some magnificent pics. The forearm with the blue veneers are gorgeous and the diamond inlays are insane! Thanks for taking the time to post the pics!
Kenny, you look like you learned a lot in a short time. Glad you had such a good time visiting with K.M. and family. It would have been easy to pick up a couple pounds around there. Your work looks great and thanks for posting it up for us to admire. You should be proud pal.
"country"
"country"
I don't know which cue you order or KM making for you. You have to email Kenny M. to ask him.
Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words.
Great pics my friend!
Kenny is a fine gentleman for bringing you into his home and teaching you the craft you love. His children look happy. He's a very lucky man. The food looked very, very good.
I really like the notched diamond with the border. Very creative to say the least. That butt would look great with the maple forearm with ebony points with black, white, black paper, double blue...
Thanks for sharing your trip,
Chris
Kenny is a fine gentleman for bringing you into his home and teaching you the craft you love. His children look happy. He's a very lucky man. The food looked very, very good.
I really like the notched diamond with the border. Very creative to say the least. That butt would look great with the maple forearm with ebony points with black, white, black paper, double blue...
Thanks for sharing your trip,
Chris
its ok kenny i wasnt really asking a question...
i know what cue he is building me and i have talked to kenny lots about it just thought i might see a glimps of it being worked on after seeing all the progress the two of you made. :grin:
Those pics literally had me drooling....both the cues and the food! 
Thanks Country Bob for your kind words sir.
Thanks Chris for your kind words. Kenny's a great teach and friends. His family like it's like my family. I love both of his kids. Actually that is a 3 piece inlays. Outer is ivory notched diamond border, middle is ebony diamond border, and middle is solid notched diamond.
Well... as you know. There is quite a few cues he is working on and no pictures allow on those pieces.
Hey Rob,Those pics literally had me drooling....both the cues and the food!
Thanks for your kind words.
Kenny
Kenny Koo,,Just Awesome,,you know the ebony forarm,,,one i like best!!!!!!!
Best,
Little Kenny
Best,
Little Kenny
Those are great photos and time Mr. Flyingsnail, good luck and have a great build my friend..--Al
Fantastic pics mate. Glad to see Kenny back in the saddle. I love his work and you look to be coming on in leaps and bounds with Mr Murrell's guidance.
Tell him to get the Mottey finished...thats the most important project
Si
Tell him to get the Mottey finished...thats the most important project
Si
Thanks for your kind words sir.
Thanks Al.
Thank you for your kind words Si.Fantastic pics mate. Glad to see Kenny back in the saddle. I love his work and you look to be coming on in leaps and bounds with Mr Murrell's guidance.
Tell him to get the Mottey finished...thats the most important project
Si
Pm replied Jhun. Cue is under construction
Hehehe... PM replied. :thumbup:
Let me ask the other Kenny what's he doing with the other Amboyna Twin I sent him... :grin-square:
They are for me
you are the BEST Buddy
Ralf
You want? I have 3pieces of nice Amboyna wood. Won't be cheap...
The Kenny and Kenny show... I love it! Great pics and it looks like you guys had a great time.
Kenny Murrell is the most underrated cuemaker on the planet IMO. Great choice for a mentor Mr. Koo.
I love this inlay. It just goes to show that with some great imagination the old school inlays can be modernized to be unique.
Kenny Murrell is the most underrated cuemaker on the planet IMO. Great choice for a mentor Mr. Koo.
I love this inlay. It just goes to show that with some great imagination the old school inlays can be modernized to be unique.