SUGARTREE For Sale<----------------------------------------:)

bogey54311

bogey54311

"cheese"
Silver Member
straight.
butt 15.3 oz.
shaft #1- 4.2 oz @ 13mm
shaft #2- 4.3 oz @ 13mm

(19.5-19.6 oz)

i dont see ANY nicks or dings.

SUPER clean.

sugartree by eric crisp.

birdseye/curly maple with a rosewood handle.

VERY highly figured.

fancy ringwork at every spot.

95%+ light play.


call me if you WANT it.

SOLD pending payment.



chris G
413-297-2100



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grc, you are fast on the trigger. Very nice cue PJ and those shafts... wow, breathless. Sugartrees' are so hot.
 
wow 4.2 and 4.3 ounce shafts with those amount of growth rings... sheesh thats some good wood there.

1400$ for a plane jane and sold in a few minutes huh? I think with prices like these, I think we will see a lot more Sugartrees up for sale soon with a lot higher asking prices. Its reached the point where people playing with the cues might think its worth it to sell while hot before prices level out.

Great cue and congratulations to the buyer. Let us know how it plays!

Vic

*edit* nevermind looks like first buyer backed out?
 
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:eek: And I mean :eek: where you get all your Sugar from. I don't believe you so many of this..:D I like this alot...
 
i give up dibs. up for grabs for anyone. thanks for dealing with my request chris. gl with the sale.
 
Fatboy said:
wow how do they grow lamenated shafts?, that is great wood. wow
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It was a joke ;) They naturally grow tight grained like that if you let the tree grow old enough under the right conditions. But wood like that is getting harder to find all the time. It looks like lamenent because the lines grow so tight and straight at times. Hence the comparison. Or I guess I should say that lamenated shafts look like old growth maple shafts!

Vic
 
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vicdotcom said:
It was a joke ;) They naturally grow tight grained like that if you let the tree grow old enough under the right conditions. But wood like that is getting harder to find all the time. It looks like lamenent because the lines grow so tight and straight at times. Hence the comparison. Or I guess I should say that lamenated shafts look like old growth maple shafts!

Vic
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i know, man this guy must have one hell of a connection for shaft wood.:)
 
Fatboy said:
i know, man this guy must have one hell of a connection for shaft wood.:)
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From what I hear, he actually goes into the woods and cuts his own maple trees,kiln dries and mills the shafts himself.
 
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