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  • mrdman
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    Cues look awesome! Where are you based? I'm looking to purchase a new cue, now my trusty Rileys one has split.

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by matthias View Post
    looking good, your on a roll,
    Was the hornbeam harder to work with? or like maple/ash
    and what does it play/feel like?
    I’ve only played with a few hornbeam cues and they all played very similar. The white seemed to leave the tip slower, like a delay, then as CB contacts OB it livened up and the white just keeps going.. The workings are good as with maple but you really have to look as the grains are not so defined.

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  • Matcssd
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    They look beautiful

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  • j6uk
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  • matthias
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    looking good, your on a roll,
    Was the hornbeam harder to work with? or like maple/ash
    and what does it play/feel like?

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post




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    Hornbeam & Ebony with Ash/Figured ebony veneers











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    Last edited by j6uk; 14 July 2023, 11:30 AM.

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  • Jim Magee
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    That looks fantastic, great work

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  • matthias
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    wow, good stuff mate, those badges really finish the job, NICE!!!

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by Jim Magee View Post
    j6uk did you ever convert the cue on the right in the photo of three from last year?


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    This is the final result of this piece Jim;











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    Last edited by j6uk; 3 July 2023, 01:32 PM.

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  • snookerloopy32
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    Lovely work , been following for some time , do you have any cues currently for sale ?

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  • vmax
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    Great work Jason, most of those old machine spliced cues are weighted terribly aren't they, just a slug of metal bar drilled into the end, most not even central and no thought of balance at all,just get them above 14 oz's and roll them out. One wonders how much better the old timers could have been with the choice to have something decent in their hands.

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  • j6uk
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    Here is the second of the two I’m bringing along together..
    The weight was in the wrong position and terribly offset, and for such a good shaft it was worth the effort to remaster















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    Last edited by j6uk; 26 June 2023, 08:21 PM.

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  • j6uk
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    Cue below is under reconstruction, to maximize
    its potential for modern playing conditions..












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    Last edited by j6uk; 22 June 2023, 08:26 AM.

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  • j6uk
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    Originally Posted by Jim Magee View Post
    j6uk did you ever convert the cue on the right in the photo of three from last year?
    I have worked on it, cutting out all the old imperfections, up to where it’s now ready for reconstruction.

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  • Jim Magee
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    j6uk did you ever convert the cue on the right in the photo of three from last year?

    Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
    English 8ball

    Below are three vintage billiard cues. 140cm, and I believe all could be converted into fine English 8ball cues.
    Please comment if this is of interest for the coming season, or your a player/ experience with 8ball cues..





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    Last edited by Jim Magee; 22 January 2023, 04:09 PM.

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