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  • #16
    Goodluck with your cue making Jim, me being a newbie looking for a cue would be more than grateful to take any 'mishaps' off your hands. Hopefully, this isn't the case but if you do 'screw' something up just PM me with stats and price.

    Loved your last cues and I am gutted I missed out on your bargain £25 cue.

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    • #17
      i will mark just been out today and bought another14 pieces of wood ,olivewood ,a bit of tulip ,curly jarra,padouka dont no y got lots already,

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      • #18
        Very nice haha, although it makes no sense to me being a newbie I only know about ASH and MAPLE to be honest. Sorry about the PM I just sent, didn't realise you had replied here mate.

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        • #19
          Here is my latest haul...
          Picture 21.jpg

          Cocobolo
          Amboyna burr
          Thuya burr
          Huge lumps of Ovangkol
          Quilted maple
          Flame maple - Plans for a triple spliced cue using these maples.
          Padauk
          Indian Rosewood.
          http://thecueguru.weebly.com/

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          • #20
            Originally Posted by JasonOwen View Post
            Here is my latest haul...
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            Cocobolo
            Amboyna burr
            Thuya burr
            Huge lumps of Ovangkol
            Quilted maple
            Flame maple - Plans for a triple spliced cue using these maples.
            Padauk
            Indian Rosewood.
            Nice, I especially like the look of that padauk, lovely colour :snooker:
            "You have to play the game like it means nothing, when in fact it means everything to you" Steve Davis.

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            • #21
              Currently making a cue with side splices in ebony and front and back splices in that Padauk. The contrast should look amazing.
              Also gonna do a triple spliced butt with ebony, the flame maple and possible a burr or coco bottom splices.
              http://thecueguru.weebly.com/

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              • #22
                I am going to do some wood shopping again soon, once my current batch of cues are completed.
                To see some woods, click:
                http://www.thesnookerforum.com/board...od-bits-enjoy-)
                www.AuroraCues.com

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                • #23
                  Wow Jim, very nice selection indeed.

                  Would love to see some of your custom cues

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                  • #24
                    I've been browsing around the forum and keep getting drawn back here.

                    I was wondering if It would be possible to talk and if you would consider making a cue for myself please?

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                    • #25
                      ime still very much a novice andy so i dont promise nothing ,it might be a while befor i can get round to what you want ,if you want to give me some idea what your after in wood and spec sizes ile have a look see,jim

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                      • #26
                        Originally Posted by jim evans View Post
                        as title says another lot of wood for me to butchersnakewood,cocoalves,kingwood,conchin similar kingwood,lignum vitae,indian rosewood,cocobolo,american hollywood,tulipwood and mango
                        hahahaha buautiful beautiful beautiful!!!

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                        • #27
                          hope the cues turn out that way

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                          • #28
                            They do Jim,they do , you undervalue yourself and sell yourself short sometimes.I have never read a bad review of one of your cues yet and most people,including myself,who own one of your cues thinks they are tremendous value for money.Not bad for " a novice " eh ? Keep up the good work ,Jim as long as you are still enjoying yourself anyroad.

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