Want-to-see Current/Modern Fancy Sneakies

[PickPocket]

Lovely! Great mix of "Not-so-sneaky" Cues! Thanks!

 

[Speeding Bullet]

Fancy Sugartree by Eric Crisp. Blank by Andrew Rounceville. Bubbinga into super curly maple micro rings. STONE COLD PLAYER

 

[Speeding Bullet]

A few more

 

[HawaiianEye]

Murray Tucker (2000).

One of he first five cues he made.

 

[scdiveteam]

I chop my SPs so the points are closer to the joint. Click below to view pics and read procedure;

Thread 'New Esoteric Cue - Chopped Cocobolo FS with Kielwood Shaft'

Jan 7, 2026

New Esoteric Cue

Chopped Cocobolo/Curly Maple FS with Kielwood Shaft. What is a chopped FS Sneaky Pete?

When you purchase a SP Blank they have what i call "pimpy point heights" that are closer to the middle of the cue than the nose in some casees. IMO ugly!

So what i do is chop 5 inches off the nose, insert a 3/4" tennon on the butt and then install a butt sleeve and cap.

Then retaper the butt to my parabolic profile on the saw butt tapering machine.

This brings the points closer to the nose,
which in my view is a better visual porportional look! That is what you see here. It...

• scdiveteam
• Replies: 6
• Forum: For Sale Items

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[skor]

I chop my SPs so the points are closer to the joint. Click below to view pics and read procedure;

Thread 'New Esoteric Cue - Chopped Cocobolo FS with Kielwood Shaft'

Jan 7, 2026

New Esoteric Cue

Chopped Cocobolo/Curly Maple FS with Kielwood Shaft. What is a chopped FS Sneaky Pete?

When you purchase a SP Blank they have what i call "pimpy point heights" that are closer to the middle of the cue than the nose in some casees. IMO ugly!

So what i do is chop 5 inches off the nose, insert a 3/4" tennon on the butt and then install a butt sleeve and cap.

Then retaper the butt to my parabolic profile on the saw butt tapering machine.

This brings the points closer to the nose,
which in my view is a better visual porportional look! That is what you see here. It...

• scdiveteam
• Replies: 6
• Forum: For Sale Items

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Nice, I guess this makes the cue more forward balanced?