Snake and Gaboon BlackPearl

blackpearlmaker

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my fellow enthusiast, been so busy on wood dust making, just want to share this one player, this cue was done and shipped last year for a good friend and Azer as well from Indonesia, after of many exchange emails on details and design, we come up with this..the cue was made from snakewood and gaboon ebony, with 3 long and 3 short points with spear at the end made from pink ivory and recut with amboyna burl, all white is made of ivory, including the joint and buttcap, ringworks are made of abalone sandwich by amboyna burl..

here it is:

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Thanks for looking and more powers to all,
Al
 
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Interesting joint face and butt cap construction.

Was this done to reinforce the ends of the ivory and reduce splitting?




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Pretty cue...not to my taste....the handle wood is beautiful. Nice example of this style of cue, well executed I think.
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Interesting joint face and butt cap construction.

Was this done to reinforce the ends of the ivory and reduce splitting?




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Pretty cue...not to my taste....the handle wood is beautiful. Nice example of this style of cue, well executed I think.
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Thanks for the kind words Chopdoc, as for the joint and buttcap, yes that is my main objective, just playing safe:)
 
Nice work Al, the owner of this cue will be getting a lot compliments I think.

Could you give us some more details, weight, balance & such?

Also, what core wood did you use and is the cue built on a full one piece core, or did you still use a threaded tenon at the A-joint?

hi Dan, how are you? i heard you start repairing and converting? anyway thanks for the words, the final weight is in 19.9 oz, balance weight is 19.5 inches from the buttcap, ivory ferrule as well. the snakewood is cored and has a threaded tenon at the A-joint..i try to shoot the cue and the good thing i cant feel to much weight on it when its in horizontal position..:) and love the hit of ivory too.


The cue looks really nice.

Thanks Chris, really appreciated..
 
Nice one Al....not my style but says alot about what you're capable of. I'm sure this one hits dam well too, still lovin my blackpearl. :)
 
Doing good, and hope all is well with you to. Yes, I'm doing some stuff with cues, nothing like what you shared here, but I'm learning :p

BTW, I'll be in Manila soon and may bring some Redwood Burl from my part of California - let me know if you might be interested in some.

Anyway, keep up the good work, and keep in touch.

Sounds great Dan, there's a lot of info on here on cuemaking, more important is you love and enjoy when you do it, i like burl woods and looking forward to see you here..Thanks and keep in touch.



Beautiful cue Al :thumbup:

--Jeff

Thanks Jeff, hope all is well there in Davao.


Nice one Al....not my style but says alot about what you're capable of. I'm sure this one hits dam well too, still lovin my blackpearl. :)

Thanks for the kind words buddy and Kung hei fat choi:thumbup:
 
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