My first 8 pointer

[Guerra Cues]

Hello folks,

I promise I will get better on taking pictures.

Cue is african blackwood nose and butsleeve and highly figured olivewood (from California tree stump).
Handle and points are olivewood. Notice the matching brown rubber bumper.
It is my first 8 pointer and I have another crazy coco and curly maple pointed and handled cue ready for finish.

 

[cwong79]

very classy, you have a great eye choosing woods and combos.

 

[lukemindish]

LOVE the Olivewood! I would say thats a hell of a first 8 pointer. Congrats!

 

[pocono]

8 pointer

Tony
Beautiful cue, keep up the good work.

 

[vinniebabarooch]

Very nice Tony!

 

[Fast Lenny]

I like it Tony, very nice work.

 

[SplicedPoints]

Olive wood looks really cool.
Beautiful combo.
Wonder why we don't see more cues made with this wood?

 

[TheHulk]

very beautiful cue! Great works!

 

[scdiveteam]

Those points look perfect Tony!!!!!

Very nice work and gorgeous cue.

Rick

 

[sureman183]

1st 8 pointer

Question, how long does it take to get the olive oil out? i'm quite sure its no longer virgin. nice work Tony. don

 

[boradriver]

looking good Sir

 

[CMD]

The cue looks great Tony. Very nice combination.



Thanks for sharing.

 

[MidLifeCrisis]

Looking good my friend!!
Clint

 

[Djay Customs]

Awesome cue Tony!!!:thumbup:

 

[dannylee]

Nice start!

Man that's pretty awesome for your first. Can't wait to see what else comes down the pipeline. Keep up the great work Tony!

 

[Guerra Cues]

Thanks for all the nice comments guys. Greatly appreciated. In the pipeline I have an 8 pointer in curly maple handle and points and some crazy cocobolo nose.

Hopefully it will be as nice as this one.

 

[Scratch]

Awesome cue buddy! Love the wood choices.:thumbup:

 

[JimmyRayK]

Super clean...........nice watching your work continue to evolve.

Best,
JimmyK

 

[gh8st]

Keep them coming Tony! Beautiful wood combo.

 

[franko]

Bumper

Not only is that a really classey cue but matching the bumper to the olive wood shows a real eye for detail.It's the little things like that , that separates cues to different levels.