The Black Widow Case
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''Black Widow'' Case,,,,!!!
Sharp as Hell,!!!!
Did Jeanette Lee Commission that,,,??
Alan,,,,,,,,
Sharp as Hell,!!!!
Did Jeanette Lee Commission that,,,??
Alan,,,,,,,,
very nice looking case! sleek and elegant!! Thanks for sharing! :smile:
Brice
Brice
The case was commissioned by a big fan of hers. The logos were provided by JB ( thanks John Barton ). There is also a cue being made with the same theme by Jacoby.
I kept the overall design simple and sexy
Wow,,,,That'll be an Awesome Set,,,
I Hope Jeanette Sees this,,,She'll Want One Too,!!!
Again,,,,Right on the Money,!!
Alan.
Top notch work as always.
Very very nice work.
She's at a pool hall here in Indy very often. If I see her out there I'm gonna show her.
Thanks... She knows bout it... N she's seen it on my fb I guess
The case looks simple.. But it ain't ... One of the most dificult I have done... Repeated many parts over n over again... Could have made another 5 cases with the parts that didn't satisfy me... But again... Everything is dificult I guess
Id like to say that JB has a huge part in this... Even thow we are " enemies"... I don't agree with a few things here n there... But he did give me the logos for this case... The rest was just pure imagination
Funny thing is 10 years ago cues were making huge jumps, now it seems cases are making huge jumps.
Nice to see two case makers working together.
I will share this story about Andy Gilbert. He lived in the same town as me and I was in his shop one time and I talked to him about how he got started. He said he just "got started" and if he needed help or wanted to know how do something he would just get on the phone and talk to a cue maker and ask him how to do and they would just tell him.
I didn't believe it but he told me he called many different ones and they always answered his questions.
Ken
Nice to see two case makers working together.
I will share this story about Andy Gilbert. He lived in the same town as me and I was in his shop one time and I talked to him about how he got started. He said he just "got started" and if he needed help or wanted to know how do something he would just get on the phone and talk to a cue maker and ask him how to do and they would just tell him.
I didn't believe it but he told me he called many different ones and they always answered his questions.
Ken
