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. . . almost ready for action. Ironwood handle, . . . . . . Kauri forearm and butt. Ferrule being glued to . . . . . . a walnut shaft. This cue should be as good a player as a looker. Who says "it's the Indian, not the arrow"? Called shots, all. I've rece...  

That ball goes wherever you point it!

I’m sure you will make good use of it 🤩

… how to appreciate an extraordinary artisan work and specially love the warmth, texture and colors of wood. So I can say your new cue is a fantastic piece and I’m sure you’ll be making your awesome magic at the pool table with it soon. I always enjoy you... 

. . . and the Honduran rosewood burl / Makore cue on which construction has just started. That count doesn't include those I've had made for friends (including pplater) or gifted; the total count of cues I've had made is well over twenty.

. . . awaiting restoration.

. . . that's also in the works. So fifteen altogether.

. . . for breaking 8-ball . . . . . . and another with a purpleheart shaft for breaking 3-ball. The others are all playing cues, but since they're specified with different shafts, ferrules, tips and joints, they have differing playing characteristics. Wha... 

. . . or short. 🎯

. . . for good measure. Made three consecutively in a practice session once.

serious SkillZ!! The cue, predictably, looks gorgeous. This is just another topic I could learn heaps about from speaking to you amigo .... Looking forward to seeing it in person! Cheers, Filip

. . . so if I can make this shot now . . . . . . anyone can. With enough practice, of course. 😌

That’s what I call it.

. . . drops. ...  

the white ball drops the black ball

. . . so having both in a cue is probably unheard of 'til now.

Excellent use of discretion.