Please show your Fancy Ring Work
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Here are a couple of threads recently which talked about ringwork and had some nice pictures.
Favorite Ringwork:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=197935&highlight=ring
Unique Ringwork:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=158769&highlight=ring
I always look for more pictures posted though so post away!
Favorite Ringwork:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=197935&highlight=ring
Unique Ringwork:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=158769&highlight=ring
I always look for more pictures posted though so post away!
Love the mop dots on that prewitt, as soon as I get my sh!t together, I will try to get some pics up of some of mine...
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My Zinzola. This was the first time Tony inlaid his ringwork into ivory.
Turned out nicely. Ebony, sterling silver, and abalone into ivory Hoppe ring.
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Turned out nicely. Ebony, sterling silver, and abalone into ivory Hoppe ring.
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Here are some of mine. The first one is just about ready to be finished. It's the first ringwork that I had come up with, but hadn't used it in a while because of problems with the barbells having gaps in them. Now I cut the barbells out of silver sheet, so they are one solid piece.
The next two are on cues in progress that I posted in another thread a while back:
The next one is similar to what Chris posted above:
This one has silver notched diamonds and silver barbells. The notches are so small that a .010" cutter was used to cut them and a .011" cutter would not fit. The black in the notches is the phenolic material in the rings, not filler:
The last two are one of my newest variations, set in Ivory in the top picture and phenolic in the bottom:
The next two are on cues in progress that I posted in another thread a while back:
The next one is similar to what Chris posted above:
This one has silver notched diamonds and silver barbells. The notches are so small that a .010" cutter was used to cut them and a .011" cutter would not fit. The black in the notches is the phenolic material in the rings, not filler:
The last two are one of my newest variations, set in Ivory in the top picture and phenolic in the bottom:
Zinzola Cues
Tony,
I admire your design and craftsmanship so much. You are very talented. As a new cuemaker, your work shows me what I want to be when I "grow up"! I just love your work.
Tony,
I admire your design and craftsmanship so much. You are very talented. As a new cuemaker, your work shows me what I want to be when I "grow up"! I just love your work.
i dig these rings!!!! they really make the cue pop
my lovely Randy Mobley
Ralf
Ralf
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I have never seen a better Amboyna Burl as in this Twins,
more Burl are coming
my FriendRalf/81
