The LAST CUE I BUILT 2001

That is a very nice looking cue, simple fancy. Not over done to the point of looking busy, looks like a good player.
 
Has John Tsien (chen) inspected that cue? :). But seriously, you have seen a Lot of cues and know if they are well made or not so im sure this is a keeper. It is definitely a nice classic looker
 
misterpoole said:
Has John Tsien (chen) inspected that cue? :). But seriously, you have seen a Lot of cues and know if they are well made or not so im sure this is a keeper. It is definitely a nice classic looker
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As soon as the cue was completed-was sold-
I wasn't acquainted with buyer-John sold it at the shop for me
ran into buyer at Magoos- 20 years later
and got it back
plays great - 3/8 10 flat face steel joint
The curly maple shaft plays exceptionally well too
THANKS FOR THE COMPLIMENTS
 
ScottR said:
Great cue, Duane. Congratulations on getting it back!

Scott
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THANKS EVERYONE THE NICE WORDS....


Scott,

thanks for the post-
cue came out nice....
"Wish I could of gotten one of your forearms for the build.
"Your veneer and point work were much better than mine :)
Cue is almost 20 years old.
Still nice and straight and even though a little heavier plays great for me"
 
Ode to Dwayne Remick...

I have actually held that cue in my hand. I always thought it to be TOP NOTCH.... John Parker could make a great CUE
 
ceebee said:
I have actually held that cue in my hand. I always thought it to be TOP NOTCH.... John Parker could make a great CUE
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Ceebee,
thanks for post-
This isn't the cue you re thinking of...
The 1st cue I sold and got back from OKC and John gave to you to sell on ebay I think
This cue here-
I actually did most of the work on,
except the inlays , tapering and wrap.
No doubt with John's guidance :wink:
 
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