wrapless rosewood cue

joe c

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This is a fullsplice rosewood cue with ivory inlays,ring work in 4 positions. Here are the specs.
wieght;19 oz.
lenth 58"
butt and jiont material;atlas natural linien
pin;3/8 radial ball thread
rings;maple/micarter/black veneer bordered with .015 black fiber
inlays;8 ivory diamond
butt weight;15.2 oz.
balance point is 18.5" using my finger
shaft weight;3.8 oz.
ferrule;linen based melamine
tip;lepro (will change to customers choice)
shaft dia.;12.8mm

Joe Callaluca
603-883-8095


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Man, I really like you're ringwork, seems like on every cue of your's I see posted here you go out of you're way to come up with something original. Nice to see some creativity in the often overlooked areas of a cue.
 
The blank is from Schmelke.The pionts are within approximatly1/8 of an inch with the shortest having a small chip out at the end.If you look close you can see the glue line where it was.
 
good morning bump.Here is some pictures of the pionts.The 004 picture is the piont with the little glue line and is the shorter piont.Also accepting reasonable offers.
Thanks Joe C
 

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Whoever bought this cue got a heck of a deal. I have had several of Joe C's cues, and they have all been of superior quality. I also play with a Joe C cue and I love it. This was a heck of a bargain with the inlays and rings.
Joe
 
Bamacues said:
Whoever bought this cue got a heck of a deal. I have had several of Joe C's cues, and they have all been of superior quality. I also play with a Joe C cue and I love it. This was a heck of a bargain with the inlays and rings.
Joe

That is really a sweet cue! I didn't buy it, but look forward to seeing it in person when it lands up here in the PacNW!

(If Bamacues says it's a great player, then it is)
 
runscott said:
That is really a sweet cue! I didn't buy it, but look forward to seeing it in person when it lands up here in the PacNW!

(If Bamacues says it's a great player, then it is)
Joe's cues really do play great....and his attention to detail is incredible.
 
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