What's This Inlay Design Called?

deanoc said:
Your design is called "arrowheads"
at least that is what we tell Barry when we order

Peacocks is the fancier design

Since this might be a technical question,I might be wrong
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Thats what I've known them to be, engraved arrowheads.
 
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Thank you Mr. C..........now that you mentioned it, the design sure does resemble arrow head shapes.
Bob is also using some abalone as well which will keep the cue design in line with my clone reputation.
The irony is cue-makers have been collectively cloning one another for decades & decades & decades.
I suppose then it must be true; it only makes sense...."Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery."
 
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Bavafongoul said:
Mia.....et al.....The cartoon character Popeye was noted for sayin'...."I am what I am."

Ergo, ....I like what I like.....Maple forearms and ebony sleeves......plus a little ivory here and there.

Nonetheless, while I can appreciate the craftsmanship of other cue designs & woods, I'll always only own what I like.

I found the above approach pretty much guarantees absolute satisfaction with each & every cue I spend my money on.

Matt B.

p.s. Thanks Jamie for explaining the engraving.
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So why not just buy the originals? That too would guarantee satisfaction.
 
Bavafongoul said:
Thank you Mr. C..........now that you mentioned it, the design sure does resemble arrow head shapes.
Bob is also using some abalone as well which will keep the cue design in line with my clone reputation.
The irony is cue-makers have been collectively cloning one another for decades & decades & decades.
I suppose then it must be true; it only makes sense...."Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery."
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OR... it could be because they need to eat so they'll take the order. And guys like you would rather spend $1k on a cue that looks like a $12k Szam.
 
I stopped by my parish church on the way home from therapy and lit a candle for Mia with a prayer offering.
May the misery in her life pass quickly so she can curtail her penchant for attempting to share it with others on the Forum.
 
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