SugarTree - 8 Pointer

qbilder said:
The black edge is phenolic. The fossil ivory is sleeved over the phenolic. It looks like 2500 year old ivory but has the strength, stability & playability of phenolic. It's a virtual 360 degree veneer. The purpose of leaving the phenolic lip is to protect the ivory from damage. Once screwed together, it doesn't show evident anymore.

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That thing is NASTY. I LOVE the grain in the handle, and the walrus ivory looks fantastic with that wood combination. What a great looking cue.
 
Uncle joey

Haha thanks I didn't know you was a pool aficionado. You ever up in Seattle. Hit me up I might let ya shoot with it once or twice.. Heheh
 
Joe Rogan said:
That thing is NASTY. I LOVE the grain in the handle, and the walrus ivory looks fantastic with that wood combination. What a great looking cue.
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I just looked at the top pic closely and came to the conclusion that must have been one big ass walrus.
 
Sugartree

Ok now I do not know this guy Eric at all never even talked to him once..****er is too busy hehehe... It was a ton of cash for me to buy this as I'm not rich but love his style and I wanted American. No offense to you other guys.. Now if anyone hasn't held one in there hand to see the beauty in the woods ..let me tell you this guy knows wood... Craftsmanship is perfect above par I only say this because I'm not a inlay guy I don't have any...points are dead on and so is everything else...good job guy.. But don't get a big head ok.... Hehe now for the hit very different for me possibly because vie never owned a cue of this caliber...is this normal I don't know what shafts these are but I feel there real solid just gotta get used to it I guess... Is this normal? Anyone chime in anytime... Thanks Eric I appreciate your talent...now send me a shirt dammit I can't find one.....
 
Very Very NICE...

mia said:
Its true. I see it too. I mean, it has a bumper, a pin, its made of wood, etc.. The resemblance is uncanny. :confused:
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Wow Kam, That cue rocks man. It looks like its under water! Amazing woods and tight craftsmanship. Enjoy it in good health, I hope that you are back to playing.

Mia, that was a painful comment but without pics I have to agree.

Dan Z
 
Soldtonight said:
Wow Kam, That cue rocks man. It looks like its under water! Amazing woods and tight craftsmanship. Enjoy it in good health, I hope that you are back to playing.

Mia, that was a painful comment but without pics I have to agree.

Dan Z
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It's not Kam's cue any longer. Servicky is now the owner of this beauty.


Chris


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The cue is HOT! No doubt about it.

Awesome figure in the woods. Love the micro rings. Love the joint material.

I love just about everything about this cue.

- B <------------- never said that about a single Carmeli
 
all mine

check this out.. got it sat morning played all day sat and sunday.. then had elbow surgery monday im pissed i just look at it and cry cause it wants out of the case.. i herd it crying for me last night even.. ohh that was me.... pictures dont do these cues shit untill you see one in person your like holy shit... yea kid get that cue youll be impressed.....
 
Servicky said:
Ok now I do not know this guy Eric at all never even talked to him once..****er is too busy hehehe... It was a ton of cash for me to buy this as I'm not rich but love his style and I wanted American. No offense to you other guys.. Now if anyone hasn't held one in there hand to see the beauty in the woods ..let me tell you this guy knows wood... Craftsmanship is perfect above par I only say this because I'm not a inlay guy I don't have any...points are dead on and so is everything else...good job guy.. But don't get a big head ok.... Hehe now for the hit very different for me possibly because vie never owned a cue of this caliber...is this normal I don't know what shafts these are but I feel there real solid just gotta get used to it I guess... Is this normal? Anyone chime in anytime... Thanks Eric I appreciate your talent...now send me a shirt dammit I can't find one.....
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Ha Ha, I know the feeling.

When my first ST cue showed up, and I ran down to the hall to hit it, I think I actually giggled. Not figuratively, but literally, a grown man at the local pool hall, playing by himself, standing at the table and giggling with every shot. Years later, I still get that feeling when playing with that cue. Many cues have come and gone in my life since that, and that first ST will never leave my collection....

sure wish it had a stupendous fossilized ivory joint like yours though....

D
 
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