this is one of my personal cues in progress... it will come out next month. i can't wait. 
Pink Ivory+African Gabon Ebony+Ivory
- Thread starter the_general
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Very nice. I have done several pink ivory cues and I know once the clear gets on this one, it will be a very bright, nice looking cue. I really like the design and inlay work as well.
A definite keep!
A definite keep!
thank you sir. i'm so excited for this one. i visit the shop each time i get a free time just to check on it.
i give credit to bebot's son who makes the points & inlays almost entirely by hand. we don't have hi-tech machines like cnc/pantograph at all. 
The cue's you have been showing us here have been loking great, i emailed you before about a price for what i want, and im almost ready to pull the trigger, lol.. After i sell a couple of mine to make room you will be hearing from me , just gotta hide it from my better half ,, lol
thank you sir. i replied to your PM. i'm sure it won't be hard for you sir as our cues are very, very affordable :wink: we look forward in serving you soon.
I UNDERSTAND BUT IT'S JUST THE ISSUE OF MAKEING ROOM , AND TO JUSTIFY TO MYSELF AND MY WIFE WHY I STILL HAVE 13 CUE'S BUT DID HAVE 33 AT ONE TIME , BUT STARTED SELLING THEM WHEN I HEALTH ISSUES CAME UP 2 YEARS AGO. BUT I JUST CANT STOP , IT'S ADDICTING IM SURE EVERYONE KNOWS WHAT I MEAN , WHEN YOU JUST GOTTA HAVE MORE !!! LMAO :thumbup:
wow... that's a great number of cues.
i also have almost the same number of cues, but all are bebot cues. i also started selling some when i lost my job 2 months ago. :sorry: but i'm getting a new one obviously. things are looking better for me now...some more shots on the cue in progress...
points and inlays each done by hand. no cnc, no pantograph.
*side notes:
- cue will also have ivory ferrule, joint, buttcap
- i was told of the plans how to make the buttsleeve design.. and it's really something worth seeing. 8)
my cue in the care of no less than the good man himself...
points and inlays each done by hand. no cnc, no pantograph.
*side notes:
- cue will also have ivory ferrule, joint, buttcap
- i was told of the plans how to make the buttsleeve design.. and it's really something worth seeing. 8)
my cue in the care of no less than the good man himself...
before the month ends, this cue is done.
some more updates...
this is the base part of the handle... notice that there will be no ring... and one can guess why there is pink ivory extending to the handle. 8)
this is the base part of the handle... notice that there will be no ring... and one can guess why there is pink ivory extending to the handle. 8)
taken just today...
Coming along nicely general, keep it up and keep the pics coming. Really like seeing the work in progress.
thanks sir. i'm so excited with this cue. this might be one that i would keep for a longer time than usual. haha!
you make very good cues yourself sir.
you make very good cues yourself sir.
shots taken today with ivory buttcap installed...
cue will have its first coating today.
Still hard to believe you guys do all the inlays by hand. Very cool. They look really good. Looks like it is coming right along, should look great with clear. Keep em coming and thanx for the compliments on my work as well.
Take care.....
Take care.....
thanks sir. we are hypocrites not to wish we had sophisticated equipment...
here's something to show that bebot cues are made mostly by hand. photos below show another cue in progress, not my cue. all inlays are shaped, cut, inalid by hand. contrary to other thoughts, we do not have a CNC machine. how we wish we had...
you can also see how limited we are in equipment, bottom pic shows one of our 2 old lathes without even a roller guide. but we do with what is available. it's all about skills of the cuemaker and his 2 sons who help him. that's what we depend on in producing internationally-accepted cues. that is bebot making a shaft with his hand in the bottom picture.
we are proud to claim are cues are genuinely handmade.
here's something to show that bebot cues are made mostly by hand. photos below show another cue in progress, not my cue. all inlays are shaped, cut, inalid by hand. contrary to other thoughts, we do not have a CNC machine. how we wish we had...
you can also see how limited we are in equipment, bottom pic shows one of our 2 old lathes without even a roller guide. but we do with what is available. it's all about skills of the cuemaker and his 2 sons who help him. that's what we depend on in producing internationally-accepted cues. that is bebot making a shaft with his hand in the bottom picture.
we are proud to claim are cues are genuinely handmade.