My 2 new Sugartrees

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Enjoy the pics:smile::smile::smile::p:p:p:smile::smile::smile:

I would like to thank Alex akka PLSHRK for these amazing cues and for all the deal too.
Seems that these days there are many deals that go south for some reason,because of sellers who don't advertise cues as they are,or they are not helpful at all or they don't care for customers nor they stand behind theirs products.Because buyers are not serious enough and quckly change their minds or whatever.
There are so many people who wants to cheat you somehow and to take your money.Because of all these people have started to hesitate to buy and they buy much less.
I've met so many different people here and there were some good ones too.
However,dealing with Alex is probably the greatest pleasure of them all.
He would do whatever he can to make you satisfied and go above and below to meet your expectations.So far I have never met anyone who responds so quickly and who answers on all,but mean all questions that were asked,no matter how stupid or irrelevent they were.
Sometimes I thought that I received an answer even before I clicked send.
Beside all this he always has some really awesome and pretty unique cues and his prices are more than fair.
Well,this is just something what comes on my mind right now but it isn't even a half of what should be told.
Thanks Alex for beautiful cues and for the smoothest deal.
 

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A few more :):):):p:p:p:):):)
 

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I would like to thank Alex akk PLSHRK for these amazing cues and for all the deal too.
Seems that these days there are many deals that go south for some reason,because of sellers who don't advertise cues as they are,or they are not helpful at all or they don't care for customers nor they stand behind theirs products.Because buyers are not serious enough and quckly change their minds or whatever.
There are so many people who wants to cheat you somehow and to take your money.Because of all these people have started to hesitate to buy and they buy much less.
I've met so many different people here and there were some good ones too.
However,dealing with Alex is probably the greatest pleasure of them all.
He would do whatever he can to make you satisfied and go above and below to meet your expectations.So far I have never met anyone who responds so quickly and who answers on all,but mean all questions that were asked,no matter how stupid or irrelevent they were.
Sometimes I thought that I received an answer even before I clicked send.
Beside all this he always has some really awesome and pretty unique cues and his prices are more than fair.
Well,this is just something what comes on my mind right now but it isn't even a half of what should be told.
Thanks Alex for beautiful cues and for the smoothest deal.
:smile::smile::smile:
Anyway,just wanted to let you know
 
I'm glad you like the cues :) The wood came from my late uncle Jake's place in Ohio. He had a nice spot with the Scioto river on one side and the old Ohio & Erie Canal on the other. His place was actually positioned between two canal locks. The township would use a corner of his property to dispose of storm clean-up, and lucky for me they had brought in a giant old river maple. The wood had a lot of color variation and spalting to begin with, plus I used a dark dye in the stabilizing resin, and the result is that nearly black charcoal color. Incredible stuff. While I did get quite a bit from that massive tree, I doubt I'll ever find anything quite like it again.
 
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I'm glad you like the cues :) The wood came from my late uncle Jake's place in Ohio. He had a nice spot with the Scioto river on one side and the old Ohio & Erie Canal on the other. His place was actually positioned between two canal locks. The township would use a corner of his property to dispose of storm clean-up, and lucky for me they had brought in a giant old river maple. The wood had a lot of color variation and spalting to begin with, plus I used a dark dye in the stabilizing resin, and the result is that nearly black charcoal color. Incredible stuff. While I did get quite a bit from that massive tree, I doubt I'll ever find anything quite like it again.
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Eric,thank you very much on the additional info.It's always nice to know a little history on cues you have.Well,that I have now.
The wood combo is really amazing together although each wood individually is awesome too.
I have never had any of cues you build so far but always wanted one.So,now I have them two.
All the work in cues is top notch and not just they were built precisely but the balance is perfect too.
Well,now some of your cues are played even in Croatia.
Be proud:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:And keep building great cues !!!
 
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