Hardest cue design to make??

[Belloz22]

that is the fellow thanks - what are all your thoughts on this cue design ?

[poolqjunkie]

I still remember quite a while ago I saw a cue here made by Mike with some ash and ebony splices that was one of those that I would look at and go, "how did he do that, wow!!!"

It was a cue commissioned by Crispian. I cannot find the pictures unfortunately.

[JasonOwen]

Airin, Yep that was what I was referring to with the original post, which cue makes you think 'how on earth is that made'
Ive seen pics of that cue, multi spliced and jaw dropping.

The upside down spliced cue by Trevor is another, takes some time to work out how he has done that.

Airin, you ever considered a 3 spliced cue? I thought at first it may be tough to get the bottoms lined up but I guess one splice at a time it wouldnt be hard at all.

[crispian jones]

I still remember quite a while ago I saw a cue here made by Mike with some ash and ebony splices that was one of those that I would look at and go, "how did he do that, wow!!!"

It was a cue commissioned by Crispian. I cannot find the pictures unfortunately.

yes it was the first cue i had off mike amaizing splices, you got any pictures mike ?

[cazmac1]

I would like to have a cue made where the butt was made of Glass! yes glass, although I know this is not practical as glass is very heavy. I suppose that you could make it out of some kind of clear resin or plastic. Maybe even put a blue light in it and when you where losing could use it as a light sabre like they do in star wars to take your opponent out.

[Belloz22]

put me down on waitin list for one of them

[cazmac1]

Maybe we could get Trevor to make one I think they would be cool I know my kids would love one.

[thelongbomber]

Is this it ??
http://files.vandeweyerstudios.be/tw/cues/tw_67.jpg

That is a lovely design!

[poolqjunkie]

The following butterfly spliced cues by the late Paul Fanelli just blew my mind:


This was my first attempt at alternate splices. This cue was completed about 16 months ago.:-)
For me it was the hardest design at the time.

[JasonOwen]

Airin, The Paul Fanelli cues are amazing.
How is that done? Are they actual splices or inlays?
I think it is even harder to splice with accuracy with such small splices.
Different class altogether.

You must have been pretty chuffed with how the alternate splice cue turned out. Its a good buzz eh when something goes right.

[Belloz22]

Is this it ??
http://files.vandeweyerstudios.be/tw/cues/tw_67.jpg

That is a lovely design!

im looking to have cue made along lines of this