Timeless Timber

Jeff

Jeff

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Here's an ad for a McDermott cue made from wood supplied by "Timeless Timber". Wood from under water "Lake Superior."

http://cgi.ebay.com/Timeless-Timber-Pool-Cue-by-McDermott_W0QQitemZ200002447487QQihZ010QQ

I did a search and found nothing about Mcdermott making a cue from old wood, so I wonder if it is old wood to start with or just a cue with "TT" lasered in the butt, maybe Tommy Twotone owned it. :D :D

I did find where Josey sells shafts made from "Timeless Timber" wood.

http://www.joseycues.com/cues.php

I wonder how that plays?
 
If that is a Mcdermott, I wonder why they changed their buttcap bumper?
And left out the clover?
 
and don't they usually have a 3/8x10 joint and not a piloted quick release? Haven't brought any new ones in the last 6 years so maybe they offer this joint now.
 
Josey Timeless Timber!!!

I have one shaft made for my Josey out of the Timeless Timber. It has a very strong hit. It is very stiff and feels very different from standared maple. Mine has a ivory ferrule so I am sure that softens the hit, but I really like it.


Martin
 
mroberts75 said:
Mine has a ivory ferrule so I am sure that softens the hit, but I really like it.


Martin
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Ivory ferrule softens the hit??? Me thinks you may be mistaken.

George
 
mroberts75 said:
I have one shaft made for my Josey out of the Timeless Timber. It has a very strong hit. It is very stiff and feels very different from standared maple. Mine has a ivory ferrule so I am sure that softens the hit, but I really like it.


Martin
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keith josey is one of the few cue makers who use timeless timber but there is a good reason and you've found it. it just plays unbelievable. it is pricy though.
 
George, Compare what you usually use as a ferrule material to Ivory
Ferrules and you should tell a difference. If you like the Hit of Ivory after
you try it, you probably like most people will stay with it. You can't tell untill you try and compare.
 
vinniebabarooch said:
George,
Ivory definately provides a softer hit. FYI.
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I've never used a cue with an Ivory ferrule for more than a few test hits. I was under the impression Ivory gave a harder hit......seems I am mistaken :eek: Well, it's not the first time and most likely won't be the last :o Thanks for setting me straight :D

George
 
Jeff said:
Here's an ad for a McDermott cue made from wood supplied by "Timeless Timber". Wood from under water "Lake Superior."

http://cgi.ebay.com/Timeless-Timber-Pool-Cue-by-McDermott_W0QQitemZ200002447487QQihZ010QQ

I did a search and found nothing about Mcdermott making a cue from old wood, so I wonder if it is old wood to start with or just a cue with "TT" lasered in the butt, maybe Tommy Twotone owned it. :D :D

I did find where Josey sells shafts made from "Timeless Timber" wood.

http://www.joseycues.com/cues.php

I wonder how that plays?
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Tthe cue does not look like a mcdermott cue to me at all.I would say that it realy looks like a viking and has there type of joint pin .Send viking some pictures and ask them if they made this cue. just my 2 cent's...;) ;)
 
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