NEW CUSTOM CUES
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dkknight93
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Can you give me the specs and pricing of cue #1?
Cue #1 is $650 shipped CONUS fully insured. Paduak forearm and butt sleeve. Yellowheart inlay with Mexican Ebony small inlay in butt sleeve. Wenge rings. White Ash Handle. Juma joint and butt cap. 3/8-10 joint pin. Butt 14.32 Oz. Shaft 3.7 Oz, 13mm Juma ferrule, Triangle tip. Tung Oil finish. Cue straight together and apart. Very nice cue. One of a kind signed by me.
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I like the looks of this one!
Kind of Art Deco look. Different.
Cue#2 is $450. Jatoba forearm and butt sleeve with Tornillo ring and copper trim rings in butt sleeve. Butt 15.68 Oz. Shaft 3.84 Oz. 13mm Juma Ferrule with LePro tip. 3/8-10 joint pin. Juma joint and butt cap. Tung Oil finish. Cue #6 is a 4 point Prathers Rosewood center points with veneers half splice Cue. Rosewood butt sleeve with White Juma Hoppe Ring. Juma joint and butt cap. 3/8-10 joint pin. Red with black speck Irish Linen wrap. Butt 13.08 Oz. Shaft 3.82 Oz. Juma 13mm ferrule with Triangle tip. Price is $500.
dkknight93
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Got any more pictures of cue #6? Would you be able to add a tap for an extension in the butt?
Cue #6. I could tap for an extension. I would have to make up a bumper assembly that would thread into the tapped butt. Here is a picture that I did it for a customer for the cue I made for him. Right now the bumper is held on by a wood screw. No weight bolt in the cue.
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Revised my listing with specs and prices. Added another picture view of the cues.
I was a design Engineer for 37 years. I pretty much knew what to do I just had to do it. I started building in the 90's. Nobody would show you how to build them. I figured it out by myself. I have done what most cue makers won't attempt and that is to replace a handle on a cue, put it all back together and it be straight again. Nearly impossible. Richard Black is self taught also. I think I have the hang of it by now. Lol
They are all tung Oil. I choose tung Oil because it water proofs the cues and if you Ding them up you can repair the Ding yourself without having to pay $300 for a refinish. You can steam the Ding out with a damp wash cloth and hot iron then smooth it out with 600 and 2000 grit sand paper. Then re apply tung Oil and you are like new again. Here is my cue after 20 years. Beautiful satin look after years of aging.
