j6 cues

[bobmikeking]

will have this pool spec cue on the table tomorrow

Looks great. What do you use to fill the grain?

[matthias]

cue review



https://youtu.be/wY8Lgpsz7zM


ebony & maple with 23" butterfly spice; 58.5/9.5/29.25/18bp/18oz

Hi Guys,
just a quick review of this one

I was lucky enough to snatch this one up,
And I must say it's faultless, splice work top notch and as smooth and straight as can be.
I has a very solid lively hit, the taper is like a slight bottle, from the butt it's quite stiff the till lets say 10/15" than gets a bit more medium.
Jason made it this way to get te best out of the woods used, I think he's one of very few who approaches cue making like this.

The only other thing I can say, it makes me want to play more than I'm able to at the moment

So if you are looking for a truly handmade cue, give Jason a PM
he's more than helpfull and will give 110% to make you something special.

thanks
mate

[j6uk]

will have this pool spec cue on the table tomorrow

[j6uk]

when the bushes are twitching we know your up to something

[Ninja.cues]

Now don't go letting it all the secrets...

[Shockerz]

It's an easy and cheap fix that just works.

Keep up the good work and need to get my thread up and running again...
Can't let you get all the praise

In true Ninja fashion, the thread must be creeping up on us soon mate!

[j6uk]

How much please Jason for the plain ebony butt cue ?

thanks.

thats gong up to 57.75 with x4 ebony splices. and a few possible reserves.

[warren132]

How much please Jason for the plain ebony butt cue ?

thanks.

[Ninja.cues]

It's an easy and cheap fix that just works.

Keep up the good work and need to get my thread up and running again...
Can't let you get all the praise

[j6uk]

Nice cue and case J.

I like the wooden cases, pine will certainly be lighter.

I have some ideas for wooden cases but still playing with leather at the moment!

Badges must be soon mate, cues looking superb.

cheers marc. yeah badge gotta get on t

Nice case and pine will last fine.
Still have most of the one's I made almost 30 year's ago knocking around...
Not sure if you are but if you drill a bamboo BBQ stick actors your ends, before you glue them up,
There is less chance of the end breaking if the cue slides in the case.
Had the problem with the thinner cases I did.

some good ideas there.



my first classic wenge and ash split joint on the horizon..

[Ninja.cues]

Nice case and pine will last fine.
Still have most of the one's I made almost 30 year's ago knocking around...
Not sure if you are but if you drill a bamboo BBQ stick actors your ends, before you glue them up,
There is less chance of the end breaking if the cue slides in the case.
Had the problem with the thinner cases I did.

[Shockerz]

Nice cue and case J.

I like the wooden cases, pine will certainly be lighter.

I have some ideas for wooden cases but still playing with leather at the moment!

Badges must be soon mate, cues looking superb.

[Stevie1]

Looks very nice set

[j6uk]

Classic, nice looking cue

Looks a player

yes plays very well. might do x4 splices.




until then.. with the latches off an old peradon. heres my first pine wood case- with my next pool cue.

[Stevie1]

Looks a player