New Mottey to show

blud said:
Your the first poster who said it right, PERSONAL PREFERENCE, about the hit.
Kinda like asking someone to rate a meal, or color of a car. Everyone see it differantly.
The HIT should be determinded by YOU, and no one else but you. After all it's your choice, not the other guys choice or money paying for a cue.
Paul has a great reputation for great cues and very clean workmanship.
good going, sir.
blud
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Thank you, Blud!
 
Si, the Mottey is AWESOME.... Again one of Mottey's newer cues I can tell by the inlay. The spear inlay in the cue was a new design that Jim and Paul worked on that was used in a very rare Mottey cue that came out in 2003. Sweet cue, hold onto that.
 
GQ IMAGE said:
Si, the Mottey is AWESOME.... Again one of Mottey's newer cues I can tell by the inlay. The spear inlay in the cue was a new design that Jim and Paul worked on that was used in a very rare Mottey cue that came out in 2003. Sweet cue, hold onto that.
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If ever I get enough for a PM cue, I'd probably ask him to make me a similar 1/1. Very nice...nice... ;)
 
Ahhhh Dennis! You will not be needing your pink ivory Zylr anymore then!

All proceeds greatfully received to THE DIAMOND TERMINALLY SHORT OF CUES FUND :D
 
jmwcues said:
Si,

Recut points are also v-groove points. The difference is the "veneers" on the recut are milled from a solid piece of wood as opposed to traditional veneers which are mitred (a vertical seam). Recuts are done by cutting the point, gluing in a piece of wood, moving the cutter away slightly and recutting the point leaving a "veneer". Traditional veneers are glued up flat, then mitred and made into v shape. Then glued in with the point wood. At least that's how we do it. I hope this explanation is clear enough.

Nice cue!

Jim
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Jim, is the third "veneer" on this cue (from the outside-in) recut abalone?? Thanks.
 
ScottR said:
Jim, is the third "veneer" on this cue (from the outside-in) recut abalone?? Thanks.
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Sorry to speak on your behalf Jim....its my cue though :D

The veneer is turquoise stained flame maple. It looks back lit, really stands out. Awesome....I love this cue!!!!
 
hey si

thediamond said:
Hey Bill

Whats happening on the cue front?? You still have the Szam I want? :D :D

The Mottey is class. Some cuemakers just understand whats going on asthetically!!
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sorry i dont read all the post sorry i didnt get back to you, cues are going out as fast as i can buy them alot dont even make it to the site !yes i do still have the szam- but ihave somone interested he seen it on scott @ proefeciant billiards site and he is trying to sell his 4 wheeler quickly to come up with the rest of cash! i would of took it in on trade but the last time i got traded for a new motercycle from a million dollarcue collector and motercycledealer . I got screwed! but if it doesnt pan out lets talk!see ya pal!
 
cornerstone said:
sorry i dont read all the post sorry i didnt get back to you, cues are going out as fast as i can buy them alot dont even make it to the site !yes i do still have the szam- but ihave somone interested he seen it on scott @ proefeciant billiards site and he is trying to sell his 4 wheeler quickly to come up with the rest of cash! i would of took it in on trade but the last time i got traded for a new motercycle from a million dollarcue collector and motercycledealer . I got screwed! but if it doesnt pan out lets talk!see ya pal!
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Cool pal. Lets see what happens.
 
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