my new line to be... (still in woodcraft) reserve now!

[linds]

table shop been empty for awhile now... and now considering a new line still in woodcraft as i do have the machinery/capability

can even ship international and customize to their preference (mop/abalone inlays, gold,cream, white or just plain stained hardwood UV coated finish in dupont detailed with 3M)

 

[JAM]

:shocked2::shocked2::shocked2::shocked2:

Thanks, Linds. Can you engrave mine as "Return to Sender"?

 

[Jack Justis]

What about the warranty??

 

[Blue Hog ridr]

Nice craftsmanship.
While not everyone needs a pool cue, eventually, most everyone will need one of these.
When I worked in a funeral home, there was a line of caskets called the Presidential casket. It was the same style that President Kennedy was buried in. They were quite pricey. These remind me of them.
That would be cool to have a Billiard related theme on a casket.
The side rail carrying handles could be pool cues fashioned from metal.

 

[Black-Balled]

But your users are all dying!

 

[linds]

Thanks, Linds. Can you engrave mine as "Return to Sender"?

already got 1 in the works...after the attempt, the "contractor" needs the job finish or he wont get paid in full. :angry:

What about the warranty?

lifetime! as long as you don't use it :thumbup:
(no return no exchange policy on custom orders)

Nice craftsmanship.
While not everyone needs a pool cue, eventually, most everyone will need one of these.
When I worked in a funeral home, there was a line of caskets called the Presidential casket. It was the same style that President Kennedy was buried in. They were quite pricey. These remind me of them.
That would be cool to have a Billiard related theme on a casket.
The side rail carrying handles could be pool cues fashioned from metal.

true indeed. but most don't order till needed, unlike in cues... and yes im incorporating the "pool" theme on my own... :grin:

 

[linds]

But your users are all dying!

all of us will...:wink:
and someone must do the job
tsk,tsk i do hope they appreciate the craftmanship before/after using it?