The Maestro
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Thanks. It's actually paua shell inlaid.
I've the same thoughts as you!! totally love the paua shell inlays! creates that uniqueness in the case!!!! definitely one of the prettiest case I've seen so far!! Thanks for sharing!!
Brice
This case features a huge step forward on cue protection! It incorporates an aluminised glove on the body that is fire proof! Yes fire proof!
The intention isn't to put it in fire... Cause if anybody does the leather will eventually burn! But the fantastic thing about it..is that you can leave your cuecase in your car... Under high temperatures n nothing... Absolutely nothing happens! It maintains internal temperature ! For days n days n nothing happens! This material is produced in the USA n it's the same material that the US army uses and also Nasa on pilot vests and over furnishings of aircrafts.... So it's a win win situation for everybody that cherish their cues...
The intention isn't to put it in fire... Cause if anybody does the leather will eventually burn! But the fantastic thing about it..is that you can leave your cuecase in your car... Under high temperatures n nothing... Absolutely nothing happens! It maintains internal temperature ! For days n days n nothing happens! This material is produced in the USA n it's the same material that the US army uses and also Nasa on pilot vests and over furnishings of aircrafts.... So it's a win win situation for everybody that cherish their cues...
Great job, Roger
That's really a sharp case !!
That's really a sharp case !!
Sweet case. Any pics of the inside?
Thank you justin! I really apreciate it.. Allot of hard work n investigation n testing... But we good! N we are exactly where I wanted to be
Very Nice
Kenny
Kenny
That case is absolutely sick... I try my best to achieve perfection....very dificult cause there are so much great case makers....
yep....
This is another outstanding case!
What is the name for the technique you used to tool the brown parts of the pockets? I have seen several of your cases features that type of striated effect in the tooled sections, and am just wondering if there is a name for it. Is it a classic leather working technique, or something unique to your style?
Can't wait to see what is next.
Thanks for posting.
This is another outstanding case!
What is the name for the technique you used to tool the brown parts of the pockets? I have seen several of your cases features that type of striated effect in the tooled sections, and am just wondering if there is a name for it. Is it a classic leather working technique, or something unique to your style?
Can't wait to see what is next.
Thanks for posting.
Lol.. Ur funny cause u know I've been working ur case over. 7 months n u know that it will be ever spoken In the world ...wait n see ... It's a great pleasure for me