Tibbitts cue> before and after

TommyT

TommyT

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I sent this back to Danny to have it dressed up. This is what he came up with and I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Any ideas for a leather or lizard wrap??.
For those who don't know a Tibbitts cue is very hard to get. He's made less than 100 cues in the last 25 years and I consider myself pretty lucky indeed to have one :)

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After
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TommyT:grin:
 
Tommy,

That wrap is authentic Cortland. Get it a little dirty before cutting it off.

Rik
 
Fatboy said:
i like the linen wrap, i'm board with treandy leather wraps:boring2:
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I'm with you...that is Cortland wrap on that puppy....why on earth would someone want to remove that?!

I would not change the wrap on this cue....especially if it is the original wrap. There are folks who would give their eye teeth to be able to get a white with green speck Cortland linen wrap on their cue.

Lisa
 
I was going to say change the wrap to a white/brown spec, but after reading that it's Cortland, I also say don't touch it. :smile:

Very nice cue BTW. :thumbup:
 
Tommy, that turned out NICE !! Amazing how that little bit of extra work Danny did really stepped up the overall look of the cue. Personally, I agree with the others....would probably leave the wrap alone....or stay with a similar look with white/brown spot linen. The snakewood points are so long in the prong that if you go with a dark wrap like brown leather or lizard, it might make the overall look of the cue a little out of balance with the butt sleeve. Just my $0.02. Enjoy the cue....it's a beauty.

Sean
 
Thanks for all your opinions on the wrap. I agree that I'd be better off leaving the wrap alone. Danny makes such a solid hitting cue that it's a pleasure to pocket balls, and the wrap does have a nice feel to it.

TommyT
 
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