Here is a New Conversion cue that I just finished for local Customer. The cue was converted from an early Brunswick 26 1/2, according to the Decal the cue was made some where between 1913 and 1918.
This cue has a real nice Veneer Color combination, unlike the later Titlist Cues the colors are not as bright they are more subdued and sometimes the colors vary a little.
The cues butt I believe is made from Brazilian Rosewood, but I could be wrong. The cue was made with an extra shaft, one shaft is 29 inches and the other is 30 inches, both shafts are pro-tapered and they were turned down to 12.80mm.
The cues joint is a split Ivory joint, and both shafts have Phenolic inserts which give you a more durable tight fitting joint when using a 3/8-10 pin. The cues butt is made of a Ivory Butt cap, an Ivory ring, and other ring designs that the customer wanted added to the cue, the wood used is Macasar Ebony and the cue uses one of the Brown Brunswick style bumpers.
Last the cue weighs 19.3 oz and it is either 59 or 60 inches depending upon which shaft is being used.
Any comments would be appreciated.
This cue has a real nice Veneer Color combination, unlike the later Titlist Cues the colors are not as bright they are more subdued and sometimes the colors vary a little.
The cues butt I believe is made from Brazilian Rosewood, but I could be wrong. The cue was made with an extra shaft, one shaft is 29 inches and the other is 30 inches, both shafts are pro-tapered and they were turned down to 12.80mm.
The cues joint is a split Ivory joint, and both shafts have Phenolic inserts which give you a more durable tight fitting joint when using a 3/8-10 pin. The cues butt is made of a Ivory Butt cap, an Ivory ring, and other ring designs that the customer wanted added to the cue, the wood used is Macasar Ebony and the cue uses one of the Brown Brunswick style bumpers.
Last the cue weighs 19.3 oz and it is either 59 or 60 inches depending upon which shaft is being used.
Any comments would be appreciated.
