Please post some pics of Fullspliced Cues
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My Fisher (Bryan's pics):
One more pic:
One more pic:
Full splices
Here is a picture of one of my favorite. It is in there somewhere even though you can't see it with the naked eye.....
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=78708&highlight=hercek
It is my "Break Cue":wink: Ebony sleeved over a full splice Hercek.
Here is a picture of one of my favorite. It is in there somewhere even though you can't see it with the naked eye.....
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=78708&highlight=hercek
It is my "Break Cue":wink: Ebony sleeved over a full splice Hercek.
here's one of ours.
BEM + Narra full-spliced cue:
BEM + Narra full-spliced cue:
let to pics come .........
Here is a Toeboy .....
Berny
Here is a Toeboy .....
Berny
A little sneak peek at one that will be completed soon! :happydance:
Lisa
Lisa
A little sneak peek at one that will be completed soon! :happydance:
Lisa
terrific cue Lisa :woot:
Thanks for sharing
Best
Berny
Thanks Berny...I'm pretty happy with how this cue is turning out...can't wait to get it in the hand!
Lisa
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Mr Manwon, I have often wondered what a definition of a "true splice"cue is for years. Thanks.
In that semi famous u-tube clip of Mr. Szamboti being interveiwed, seems to me, he is using the "V" groove method for inlaying "prongs" (as he called them).
I have seen pictures of two different pieces of wood cut in really weird demensions where they fit together like a jig saw puzzel (ofcourse with/without veneers). Is this what you mean by a true splice??
I think the "milling" out of (like that "How It's Made" episode at the Falcon factory) is criminal!! If I pay several thousand (heck, even a thousand or for that matter over 500.00) for a custome cue I want a true splice!!!
Sooo I guess it is up to the customer ehh? V groove, milling out the points (yuck) or splicing the woods together???
It seems to me I have seen this question posted in the past, i.e. inlay, splice or V groove.
My old sharp pointed Schon hits so much better (to me at least) than the newer rounded over pointed Schons!!!
In that semi famous u-tube clip of Mr. Szamboti being interveiwed, seems to me, he is using the "V" groove method for inlaying "prongs" (as he called them).
I have seen pictures of two different pieces of wood cut in really weird demensions where they fit together like a jig saw puzzel (ofcourse with/without veneers). Is this what you mean by a true splice??
I think the "milling" out of (like that "How It's Made" episode at the Falcon factory) is criminal!! If I pay several thousand (heck, even a thousand or for that matter over 500.00) for a custome cue I want a true splice!!!
Sooo I guess it is up to the customer ehh? V groove, milling out the points (yuck) or splicing the woods together???
It seems to me I have seen this question posted in the past, i.e. inlay, splice or V groove.
My old sharp pointed Schon hits so much better (to me at least) than the newer rounded over pointed Schons!!!
Lisa,
if you don't mind .... would you please share again some pics of your other Fullsplice cues ... there should still be that insane Tucker eeehhhh ?? :grin-square:
Thanks in Advance
Berny
Sure Berny...there are only two at this time, besides the one I just posted.
The Tucker:
The Helmstetter 86-06, all original:
Enjoy!
Lisa
The Tucker:
The Helmstetter 86-06, all original:
Enjoy!
Lisa
Sure Berny...there are only two at this time, besides the one I just posted.
The Tucker:
The Helmstetter 86-06, all original:
Enjoy!
Lisa
Oooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhh ..... that's the beauty :clapping: .... love her ......... Hell i love all of your cues :yikes: :lovies: :smilewinkgrin:
Thanks again Lisa
Berny
Thanks Berny...the Tucker plays every bit as good a she looks, and then some. The Helmstetter isn't too shabby either...LoL. I think the new cue, finished by Paul Allers of Whidbey Island, WA will fit in nicely to the group. :yeah:
Lisa
Can't wait for the Groupshot Lisa :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Berny
Nice pair of cues made with Burton Spain full splice blanks.
George could dab it!
Three great Titlist full splice conversions.
Hey Dick,
thanks for sharing those great Pics .... they are awesome.
Best
Berny
thanks for sharing those great Pics .... they are awesome.
Best
Berny
Lets keep this thread alive
