Please post pictures of bridged point cues.

[Kevin Lindstrom]

Looking for samples of bridged point cues. I love this style and wonder why there aren't more of them around.

Thanks

Kevin

 

[Worminator]

 

[mia]

Ummmmm..... wow!

Ron does some of the best bridged points I've ever seen! That pic is blown up so much and you can still barely find where the veneers meet. AMAZING!

 

[chuckpilegis]

 

[MOJOE]

Jamie, those are amazing cues... Maybe one day!!

 

[1pRoscoe]

One of my regrets....

 

[SLIM]

I'm not afraid to look dumb

could you let me know what a bridged point cue is?

Thanks,

SLIM

 

[mia]

could you let me know what a bridged point cue is?

Thanks,

SLIM

Look at the base of the points. The veneers are mitred in a way that they make a tiny bridge from one point to the next, rather than just stop abruptly at the wrap.

 

[SLIM]

Thanks

look at the base of the points. The veneers are mitred in a way that they make a tiny bridge from one point to the next, rather than just stop abruptly at the wrap.

mia,

i kept comparing the pictures of the cues posted & until you pointed it out i could not find the similarities.
Beautiful work on all the cues posted so far.

SLIM

 

[Tony_in_MD]

Here is a Scruggs I picked up a few months ago.

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[cueaddicts]

GREAT pictures....Ron is so good with this technique.

These 'bridged points' are probably not that hard for most cuemakers to do nowadays, but it does seem rather difficult to PERFECT them.

 

[Realizm]

Hey guys great looking cues ..

 

[xpatcan1]

this is the only cue with bridged veneers i have, its only one veneer but looks great IMO hope it counts...

Jamie that haley is the nutts! one of my favorate cues ever i would have to say, the work looks so tight!

 

[Joshua70]

not many veneers, but silver...

 

[Kevin Lindstrom]

not many veneers, but silver...

Who is the maker of this cue?

Thanks

Kevin

 

[SwissChris]

Well you just suck LOL

Nice cue bro

 

[billiardcue]

The second cue is not a bridged point cue but it is the break cue made to accompany the bridged point cue in the first photo.