My first CNC'd inlayed cue

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Guerra Cues

I build one cue at a time
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Hello folks,

Here is my first inlayed cue on my CNC.

Cocobolo plain jane with bison leather wrap, with ivory barbels (barbels are about 0.030" the thickness of a veneer) and abalone dots (about 3mm diameter) inside the ivory barbel dots.

I hope the customer likes the cue... Any guess who might be?

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Very nice cue Tony, really liked the woods and the ring combinations. Inlays also:-).

Chrippa
 
Nice Tony! Now do that on the forearm!!! I think that would look great!

--Jeff
 
Tony,

You first was done without a mistake my friend because you have taken the time and patience to get used to your machine and programs.

Great job on some awesome wood.

Rick
 
Masirib5 said:
Nice Tony! Now do that on the forearm!!! I think that would look great!

--Jeff
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Hey Jeff,

Thought about it and a friend of mine told me the same thing but the wood is so gorgeous that I just wanted to leave it that way.


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Guerra Cues said:
Hey Jeff,

Thought about it and a friend of mine told me the same thing but the wood is so gorgeous that I just wanted to leave it that way.


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Yeah, the wood is awesome Tony but for me, just something simple like you did in the butt would make the forarm more interesting and you are not taking that much real estate away!

Best wishes from Mindanao Tony!

--Jeff
 
Tony Tony Tony.. keep up the good work - with your IT background I know how precise your stuff will be. Looking good bro
 
Looking good Tony, looking good! Can't think of a better way to showcase your first inlayed cue.
 
Guerra

Tony, great wood as always, love the Barbells, and the ring work is getting fancier too!
Keep up the good work! Talk soon, Greg
 
nice cue
i bought one of Tony's cues and forgot to report
now seems like a good time

mine is pauferro wood and wrapless
it has a very distinctive crisp hit

i think it plays very nice and i get a lot of compliments

keep up the good work

dean
 
Very classy. Damn nice cue.

Well done. I look forward to seeing more of the CNC work from you....combined with the spectacular woods you seem to always have, I think you have a dynamite combination.

I like it that your didn't try to compete with the natural beauty of the wood.

Thanks for showing off! :thumbup:



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Hey Dude,
in the hole Cue it looks much nicer as we talked on the Phone:wink:
damn is that Coco HOT:eek::eek::grin:, you are defently on the RIGHT way Buddy. Now go back and finish my Cues (Butt 1.24 not more):sorry::grin:
Ralf
 
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