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[Rob153]

My latest cue from David Bowen-

Relatively new to the cue making scene but worth the wait! Ordered last Feb and only just delivered, couple of Months late but very happy with the end product, pics don't actually do this cue justice, Cocobolo so figurative, really pops out.
You can David really takes pride in his work and attention to detail, really makes a mockery of some of the offerings I've seen by some of the new cue makers. Is he on par with Mike? Nope, he's still got some work to do, very impressed all the same.

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[sanman]

The amount of work involved is incredible .

Not really. same as with any twenty splices. Just looks busy which suggests a lot of work

[sanman]

The amount of work involved is incredible .

Not really. same as with any twenty splices. Just looks busy which suggests a lot of work

[Neil Taperell]

The amount of work involved is incredible .

[Stevie1]

Different

[Neil Taperell]

Love it , excellent looking cue .

[Mathias121]

Not everyones cuppa tea but is certainly mine...

[vmax]

Excellent for a first try. I like the way you've put in your initials

[Neil Taperell]

I admire anyone who has the skill to make their own cue , well done .

[Ninja.cues]

Very good for your first go at making one.

[Pktotten]

[Pktotten]

Yes I only had 1 block of ebony 20” long 40x40mm thick. I cut it into 4 wedges with my jigsaw. The shaft is from a long tail shovel. I finished it with maple and walnut splices then a bit boxwood burr.

[DeanH]

first attempt!
cool

the ebony looks on a very shallow angle on the shaft

[Pktotten]

My cue.

This is my cue. It’s 57.5 long, 9.7mm tip, 19oz, 32mm but. It’s my first attempt at cue making. I left the butt end and main shaft thicker with a sharper taper towards the tip end. I had planned to play with it every week and sand it down more each week until it felt right. Turns out the first time I used it I loved it. It doesn’t look the best but it suits my game.

[DeanH]

Yep. You need 10 posts.

Yes you do with the Attachment function
BUT
you don't with the image-sharing method as previously described