j6 cues

[Starsky]

Just had a look through this thread and you make some beautiful looking cues !

[j6uk]

[j6uk]

Above is one of The latest cue developments, a vintage machinę splice with layered veneers of black and white ebony with American walnut.
Took it Home to tip and weigh.


cheers starsky, neil and The lads, good to be posting again

[DeanH]

lovely looking that, any before photo?

[j6uk]

lovely looking that, any before photo?

[j6uk]

Low 16" splice, was 58", discolored varnish, no black grain and lots of deep scratches, off set lead weight that i reused and relocated. Took a bit off The top, added few inches to The back..
Very different now

[DeanH]

cool
another worthwhile resurrection

[Starsky]

That’s an amazing transformation between the two cues.

It’s like a ‘Stars In Their Eyes’ for snooker cues .

[Cue crafty]

Great to hear from you Jason - brilliant to see you are still turning out some stunning works!

Did you travel anywhere interesting b4 lockdown? Namaste :applouse:

[j6uk]

[j6uk]

fully restored ..

58.5
9.2
30.5
16.7oz
17.5bp

[GeordieDS]

Good to see you're still continuing with the craft Jason, do your cues have badges on now?

[j6uk]

Good to see you're still continuing with the craft Jason, do your cues have badges on now?

Thanks geodie, no not yet, but it's about time..

[itsnoteasy]

I've worn the leather pad right down to the wood, bad habit of dragging it along the floor, just sprung to mind seeing that nice new one on the cue.

[j6uk]

I've worn the leather pad right down to the wood, bad habit of dragging it along the floor, just sprung to mind seeing that nice new one on the cue.

Try holding The cue at The top of The splices above The balance point as your in play walking around The table. The only time The butt of The cue should contact The floor is When you stop to chalk The tip before The pre-shot routine.