Here is one I did in 2005
Show your cues with Copper
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Here is one I did recently
Yes . OB blank I added copper . Jim
that's pretty sweet...
Hey Jake, don't think I've seen this one before... super nice. I can only imagine what the rebuild will look like.
Hey Jake, don't think I've seen this one before... super nice. I can only imagine what the rebuild will look like.
this is one I made a while back and am re-making due to some issues and it being way beyond my skill level at the time. This of course is the good angle and doesn't show any of what I'm un-happy with. New one is gonna be 100% better....thanks for your patience t
this is one I made a while back and am re-making due to some issues and it being way beyond my skill level at the time. This of course is the good angle and doesn't show any of what I'm un-happy with. New one is gonna be 100% better....thanks for your patience t
That looks terrible, just send it to me and i'll make sure it gets put in the fireplace
In all honesty that cue is just too beautiful and I would take it off his hands as is! I've seen other cue makers letting those so called imperfections you have on that cue get out of their shop and sold as finish product. I do take my hats off to you not only for your creativity and skills but to your professionalism too.
I manage to sneak some pics of this cue with my phone so here's a few more to share.
Jive,
This is one of my favourite cue of all time! Thanks for posting it.
This is one of my favourite cue of all time! Thanks for posting it.
Here's a gorgeous Murrell with brilliant use of Copper. As with the above Hulsey, I'm not the lucky a$$ owner...
WOW.
EXCELLENT work.
I REALLY like that light brown one above the cocobolo one.
What kind of wood is that??
Jive,
This is one of my favourite cue of all time! Thanks for posting it.
This is one of my favourite cue of all time! Thanks for posting it.
Here's a gorgeous Murrell with brilliant use of Copper. As with the above Hulsey, I'm not the lucky a$$ owner...
The pin is black anodized aluminum and the the wood is Cocobolo. Thank you for the complements.
The one above the Coco is a Myrtle wood cue cored with purple heart.
These are a couple of cues we have built with some copper inlays.
Those are a couple beauties. Is the acrylic butt one for sale?
Here's a gorgeous Murrell with brilliant use of Copper. As with the above Hulsey, I'm not the lucky a$$ owner...
Hmmm.... If you not the lucky A$$ owner of the above mentioned cue & the Hulsey. Am wonder who the lucky A$$ owner of them.....
Also should run for cue of the year WOW!!!