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Very nice cues!!
Trevor always do the great work.
I'm planing to order one from him, but have no idea for the lower splices (I think it's a pity to order TW cue without lower splices)
Any suggest for me? Thanks mate
Last edited by fatnew; 12 December 2014, 06:30 AM.
Very nice cues!!
Trevor always do the great work.
I'm planing to order one from him, but have no idea for the lower splices (I think it's a pity to order TW cue without lower splices)
Any suggest for me? Thanks mate
I think you may first to determine single splice or 4 splices and then thin, thick or no veneers before choosing the wood. Personally, I like amboyna burr, thuya burr, cocobolo, snakewood, masur birch and some kinds of rosewood. BTW, Trevor should have stopped taking new orders some time ago but I'm not sure the latest status.
I think you may first to determine single splice or 4 splices and then thin, thick or no veneers before choosing the wood. Personally, I like amboyna burr, thuya burr, cocobolo, snakewood, masur birch and some kinds of rosewood. BTW, Trevor should have stopped taking new orders some time ago but I'm not sure the latest status.
Thanks for suggest. I'm going to contact Trevor first. He is very nice.
I think you may first to determine single splice or 4 splices and then thin, thick or no veneers before choosing the wood. Personally, I like amboyna burr, thuya burr, cocobolo, snakewood, masur birch and some kinds of rosewood. BTW, Trevor should have stopped taking new orders some time ago but I'm not sure the latest status.
Thanks for suggest. I'm going to contact Trevor first. He is very nice.
Oh defiantly, and the forum is great to get ideas, just sometimes it feels like the same cue all the while with just a different forum member.
I don't think so as I have seen many different great trevor white cues with different kinds of wood. I guess you have such impression may be due to the thick maple veneer design that quite many trevor white cues use.
I'm no expert on cues in the slightest, but I am yet to see a Trevor White cue that isn't made to the highest standards, with most other makers I have seen the odd cue and thought ,hmm not their best work, but every TW looks picture perfect, don't know how they play but they certainly look the part.
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