##### One of my first cues (almost done) #####

Guerra Cues

I build one cue at a time
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Hey folks,
So, ok I know, I am excited and had to post some pictures...
With the help from a friend making sure I made no mistakes, here is my design idea and what I have made.
As you all know I love plain janes, so my first set of cues had to be within the scope of what I like and what I think people will like. This cue will have 2 shafts and to me is a bacote on steroids!
It will have 2 shafts and the hit is on the stiff side, the way I like. I am not 100% done with the second shaft but should be done the weekend.
The cue still needs a few more passes until I can put my finish on it. So the work is incomplete but gives you an idea of where I am going.
The wrap will be ring tail lizard or straight black lizard or just a Martin (jazznpool) black bison wrap.
The second cue is brazilian rosewood and it will have probably a linen or black lizard wrap, not sure yet and the ringwork is quite different from this one.
This bacote was sealed with CA but like I said before it will need a few more passes before I seal it with epoxy and apply the clear coat I will use.
I have to thank from the bottom of my heart to my friend Jacob for all his help and friendship as well Eric Crisp and Kenny Koo for their patience and advice as well inspiration. I have to thank as well Joey Bautista, Kent Davis, Bob Dzuricky, Pete Tonkin as well all other cuemakers that I bugged in one way or another and that were able to put up with me. I hope you guys see that your effort and advise came down to a good result.
Now my journey begins of achieving the hit, the looks, the perfection, the playability that every cuemaker looks for.

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Very nice piece of Bacote Tony. It looks go, I think I would have rethought the ringwork, but I guess that is what you were going for. Good first effort.
 
Very nice piece of Bacote Tony. It looks go, I think I would have rethought the ringwork, but I guess that is what you were going for. Good first effort.

Thanks for the comment Tommie but the ringwork came exactly how I wanted :)
I did not want to use pink, blue, red, yellow, orange or anything else. I just wanted to blend in with the same colors of the wood. The next cue has a different type of ringwork. I should post that cue sometime next week. We'll see how it comes along, I am in no rush ;)
 
I like it , pretty wood, nice ringwork, for 1st you get a A+ . great job . Needs a nice simple set of j/ps tho . HUH .Jim
 
Great job Tony!
It has a different look.
It flows and has a unique scheme you came up with.
Quality shaft and quality handle wood too.
Great looking bocote!
 
looks great friend but now the fun part, finishing it.

grrrr the hardest part in building a cue to me is finishing it.

look forward to seeing the final pics, love the cue tho.
 
Good job...

Do you need a website? :grin:

JV

Ouch!



Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!!!!


It's almost done my friend. Seemed like a long time ago we were talking about this. Congratulations on a wonderful 1st cue!


When can I start calling and harassing about where my order is?


Great Work,

Chris <~~~~seriously Dude, where's my cue ;)



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