Custom made "Ultimate" Multispliced Oak cue !!

[luke-h]

Im almost sure i read somewhere recently on fb about these exact cues, i may be wrong but i think i know who is marketing these cues

[toastandmarmite]

Are you able to share the information, sir? I'd like to have a look at their website.

[golferson123]

looks like one, jims your man

[golferson123]

show the belly

[toastandmarmite]

And another image.

[toastandmarmite]

There's not much by way of chevrons present anywhere on the shaft, rather a very tight grain all the way around. It is also exceptionally stiff and, despite being rather short in stature (fifty-five inches) and sporting a 7.8 millimetre tip, weighs in at an impressive 18.2 ounces.

[perpetualboredom]

Apparently an Oak shaft according to Dave Brown at Craftsman where I had it reweighted... funny as Jason thought he'd bought Ash

[toastandmarmite]

My cue was sold as ash, too, but I later came to suspect that it might be made of oak.

[toastandmarmite]

In a similar vein, does anyone have an opinion as to the wood used in the facing splice of the second cue from the left in my first photograph on page 9? The other two are padauk and purple heart, but I'm unsure of the third.