My final design for a break cue

[Coos Cues]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Dennis Searing.

He's been mentioned plenty in other threads.

 

[Coos Cues]

Here are some examples of my friends work, as discussed in our pm. I cannot attach photos in pms for some reason.

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I also can't attach photos in PM's.

I started an entire thread about this a while back and didn't end up changing a thing.

 

[Ģüśţāṿ]

This is my playing cue:

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You want a fully custom break cue, but use a cheap laminated playing cue? Weird.

 

[DeeDeeCues]

Here are some examples of my friends work, as discussed in our pm. I cannot attach photos in pms for some reason.

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Love the cues, but they don't demonstrate the skills, technique, or equipment required to make what the OP is looking for.

The White-to-black splice on the OP's sketch is several levels beyond a 4-point short-splice cue. I don't say that to degrade, just from my knowledge of what it takes to build a short-splice and my knowledge that the cue in the sketch is beyond my current capabilities.

 

[Still want to shoot]

I also can't attach photos in PM's.

I started an entire thread about this a while back and didn't end up changing a thing.

I'd be curious to read that thread John, just to learn how things work better.
This comment is not meant to troll or disagree with you, but as you noticed i have had a pm with you that had photos attached.
I have had to edit photos because the system said the files were too big. would be interesting to see whats going on for your side.
Dan

 

[Canadian cue]

Are any pool cuemakers here interested in helping me create this pool cue? I am open to suggestions and critiques on the design. If interested, please private message me; I have all the measurements figured out. My budget for the construction of this cue is $3,500 - $4,000. For the white inlay tips on the forearm, I am happy with a total of 6 tips.View attachment 773820

I would do ebony butterfly's into white material, Juma, or maybe holly. If you used good Gabon you wouldn't see where the butterfly's intersect, creating the illusion of points.