my 1st inlaid cue

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masonh

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i just mailed this one today.4a+ Birdseye cored with Cambodian Rosewood with museum grade Amboyna handle.i apologize for the grass and i promise it wasn't there long Phil.

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mason,
that cue is just insane!!! bet it plays great to boot.
congrats to the new owner
 
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ManOMan

Thats some amazing wood there Mason. If ya have any more of that kinda birdseye put some away:grin:
 
Wow

Masonh,


Your WORK just keeps getting better and better!!! Beautiful cue!!!
:thumbup: :thumbup2: :clapping: :bow-down: :joyful:


Seriously, I wanna be like you when I grew up.....lol


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Man Mason, you were right on the money about that wood. Very nice grade there. Thanks for a great looking cue, can't wait to shoot with it tomorrow.
 
masonh said:
i just mailed this one today.4a+ Birdseye cored with Cambodian Rosewood with museum grade Amboyna handle.i apologize for the grass and i promise it wasn't there long Phil.

Hey Buddy, very nice looking cue, I really like the box's in the butt!!:) However, I think you should give the cue a quick once over, in the third photo, I think I saw some Burl mites which are a Rare Species of Termite hiding in the grass and licking their pincher's looking at that cue!!!!!!!!!!:shocked2: :grin:

Great Job Mason!!
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masonh said:
i just mailed this one today.4a+ Birdseye cored with Cambodian Rosewood with museum grade Amboyna handle.i apologize for the grass and i promise it wasn't there long Phil.

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congrats!! you're no longer an inlay virgin!!:eek:
 
Like to say thanks to Mason for one fine playing cue, I got to shoot with it last night and all I could say was WOW! It was like I had been playing with this cue for years. It felt very natural in my hands. Keep up the excellent work. Phil
 
very nice...great wood selection and combination...as always...still waiting in line for mine...keep it up mason...
 
Good job on a beautiful cue. Keep up the good work, I look forward to you getting around to me in a year or so.:smile:
 
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