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  • foss13
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    still some fine work to be done otherwise these two are pretty much ready for the table..
    top cue is a two tone babinga purple heart with white ash, bottom is wenge and vintage olive colored ash.


    Olive and Wenge looking very nice, hopefully plays as good as it looks.
    Last edited by foss13; 23 May 2017, 04:18 PM.

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  • j6uk
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    did a few hrs this afternoon on a couple of shafts. dong the 3rd stage of 5 before splicing

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    wenge olive: 56.75/8.75/28.5/18bp/14.5oz. this cue is taken.
    Originally Posted by matthias View Post
    interesting specs. is that for english pool?
    yeah english pool cue specs matt but i miss typed, and the butt is 28.5mm not 25.5

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  • matthias
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    wenge olive: 56.75/8.75/25.5/18bp/14.5oz. this cue is taken.
    interesting specs. is that for english pool?

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by old school View Post
    What specs are they running out at now ?

    wenge olive: 56.75/8.75/28.5/18bp/14.5oz. this cue is taken.

    purple heart babinga: 57/9/28.5/17bp/16oz. cue is available, so specs could change/modified.
    Last edited by j6uk; 23 May 2017, 01:41 PM.

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  • old school
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    What specs are they running out at now ?

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by Despearce View Post
    The older ash looks much nicer in terms of color. Is that down to it being oiled over the years and if so what type of oil is used Jason?

    The wenge looks nice, it's one of the nicest non ebony based cues I've seen.
    this is one of a small bunch of shafts that i got from a closed club. all the cues were one piece ash with heavy lacquer so they were well preserved. then after retapering and sanding this cue i used clear linseed and this was the result, a nice olive color
    yes nice straight grain wenge looks and feels excellent

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  • Despearce
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    The older ash looks much nicer in terms of color. Is that down to it being oiled over the years and if so what type of oil is used Jason?

    The wenge looks nice, it's one of the nicest non ebony based cues I've seen.

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  • Despearce
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    The older ash looks much nicer in terms of color. Is that down to it being oiled over the years and if so what type of oil is used Jason?

    The wenge looks nice, it's one of the nicest non ebony based cues I've seen.

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  • j6uk
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    still some fine work to be done otherwise these two are pretty much ready for the table..
    top cue is a two tone babinga purple heart with white ash, bottom is wenge and vintage olive colored ash.


    Last edited by j6uk; 22 May 2017, 10:03 PM.

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  • j6uk
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    second english pool spec cue

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  • Shockerz
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    I love the butt at this stage prior to oiling and then it just comes to life.

    It's gonna look great I think!

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  • Shockerz
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    I love the butt at this stage prior to oiling and then it just comes to life.

    It's gonna look great I think!

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  • j6uk
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    spliced my first one of three english pool cues, wenge, double olive and one wenge veneers, on a vintage shaft

    Last edited by j6uk; 20 May 2017, 09:05 AM.

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  • Despearce
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    this was taken from an an old boys shed, he said it'd been laying there ever since and that it was russia. 'you can have it if you want it' he said, couldnt get the planks under my arm fast enough.
    Yep I can imagine how it went in your head "Ok, pick the planks up and find the door before he changes his mind" well that's how it would have been in my head

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