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really nice post post blaster, you get where im coming from. yes breaking up the front splice was a must, an iv got quite a bit of wenge veneers so it all came together really well
Originally Posted by Master Blaster View PostGood to see an honest looking 1-piece, traditionally made, with no butt plugs and 3/4 joint. Hills are hard to avoid if you use the fine sanding finish as the grain and in between are different hardnesses and densities which is why so many use grain filler, short cut method. I shave down an ash shaft and used the same kind of finish, it's really different in the bridge but more of a natural feel if that makes sense?
I like your traditional finish though, not many cues are finished like this these days. Most have prominent black grain. Yeah, first time I saw the whole bloodsplice I was wow that's in your face. The extra brown splice breaks it up nicely without taking away the striking colour red. Looks good buddy.
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Good to see an honest looking 1-piece, traditionally made, with no butt plugs and 3/4 joint. Hills are hard to avoid if you use the fine sanding finish as the grain and in between are different hardnesses and densities which is why so many use grain filler, short cut method. I shave down an ash shaft and used the same kind of finish, it's really different in the bridge but more of a natural feel if that makes sense?
I like your traditional finish though, not many cues are finished like this these days. Most have prominent black grain. Yeah, first time I saw the whole bloodsplice I was wow that's in your face. The extra brown splice breaks it up nicely without taking away the striking colour red. Looks good buddy.Last edited by Master Blaster; 12 May 2015, 07:28 PM.
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so i had a 5min knock with this today and it pllayed nice an solid . but under the table lights i notised a few hills on the shaft, and i also felt that the flat was a little too deep. then from a far i thought that the bloodwood front splice was too dominant over the wenge for my liking.. so, went back to the drawing bourd and sorted most of it out with some tinkering and an extra double splice.
next is to put on the leather an a shollower flat with a fine sand finish
Last edited by j6uk; 11 May 2015, 07:07 PM.
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Originally Posted by neil taperell View PostLooking good Jas. some quality work in this thread .Originally Posted by tedisbill View PostLovely looking cue once again J6. Nice work! Will be interested to see how this one plays.
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Lovely looking cue once again J6. Nice work! Will be interested to see how this one plays.
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i hear you blaster an i like your lateral thinking. i have time to think about it, thanks for the imput
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Postthanks man,
yeah i was thinking after my first 6 id look into some kind of branding or badging
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