Signature Ringwork

[KJ Cues]

Do you have a 'signature' ringwork design ? A set of ringwork that you've designed, that's unique to your cues and that no one else uses, or at least that you're aware of. What inspired your design and can we have a look ? This is mine.

 

[qbilder]

This is pretty much my typical rings. Not really "signature" rings because they are not anything anybody else hasn't or cannot do, but I do this style on nearly every cue. One thing signature would be that I use the same woods in the rings that are used in the cue.

 

[jazznpool]

Real nice rings KJ and Eric. I love ring work in a cue. Indexed rings is showing of a relatively higher level of cue craft, IMO. I'm not much of a fan of the plain single (or double) steel rings in new cues. Although metal can be tastefully included in a ring set, I usually prefer the look of rings made with wood, veneers, phenolic, ivory, or shell. Trim rings help give a cue detail and definition. Looking forward to making some myself in the new year.

Martin

This is pretty much my typical rings. Not really "signature" rings because they are not anything anybody else hasn't or cannot do, but I do this style on nearly every cue. One thing signature would be that I use the same woods in the rings that are used in the cue.

 

[DawgAndy]

I like Barenbrugge's rings. He's got about half a dozen different designs that don't show up anywhere else. Here's his single chain.