Plain(no frills) BEM cues.......

bem cues

BarenbruggeCues said:
Please post pics of the plainest Bird cues out there.
Solid front and back end cues wanted only..........
Thanks for your support.
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here's a couple that i have,a southwest and WW cue.
 

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01rkclassic said:
here's a couple that i have,a southwest and WW cue.
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That's a nice SW.........Myself, not a big fan of the Ostrich for the way it feels but the color compliments the "eyes".
 
OK, Mr. Barenbrugge, now that you've seen a bunch of plain BEM cues, how about you building one for me?
 
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BarenbruggeCues said:
That's a nice SW.........Myself, not a big fan of the Ostrich for the way it feels but the color compliments the "eyes".
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thanks,i wanted leather on my gilbert cue but when i saw this piece i knew it was perfect for my southwest.
 
My 1st 3 cues I built BEM and curly

Here are the first three cues I built so I could get the hang of tapers, tenons, concentricity, and finish work. Lots of fun actually. All white is ivory. I tried to get active color variances with wood choices.
John

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Here's a Schuler... I know, it's got a couple of floating points (and why, I don't have a clue), but I just wanted to show the birdseyes...
 

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Hunter said:
Here's a Schuler... I know, it's got a couple of floating points (and why, I don't have a clue), but I just wanted to show the birdseyes...
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Looks like one single piece[29"] of bird?
 
jkmarshall_cues said:
Here are the first three cues I built so I could get the hang of tapers, tenons, concentricity, and finish work. Lots of fun actually. All white is ivory. I tried to get active color variances with wood choices.
John

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That's some nice wood to experiment on :eek: :)

GJ!

-Roger
 
Which is more desireable? The big birdeyes or the smaller ones? Is it just a matter of preference?
 
ratcues said:
Which is more desireable? The big birdeyes or the smaller ones? Is it just a matter of preference?
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I'm a big fan of a million smaller ones, myself.

It is personal preference I think....at least to the cue buyers (not so sure about the cuemaker point of view).

I think a BEM cue with a ton of little birdseyes in it looks SWEET!!
 
i am with 8-ballrat, i like the small ones better,but i believe the big eyes are more desirable.i think when buying wood the wood is worth more with large eyes,give that the amount of eyes is the same.
 
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