Dark Horse Ceus

I finished Bobby’s break cue today and wanted to post some pictures. I think he will be very happy with it.

I'll be away for two days. Please choose what you like first, I'll serve you when I get back 🥰🥰🥰

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I just finished a new break cue for sell. It is yellow and grey, 58”, 19.5oz with a flush faced Uniloc quick release pin and a 13mm Hard Candy tip on a solid G10 ferrule. My break cues have an amazing hit and transfer of energy. The most common response of a player’s first time breaking a rack with one of my break cues is “Holy crap!” Or “Wow that’s incredible!” I’m selling this one for $.. shipped with insurance CONUS

I just finished this Hot Pink and charcoal break cue. While it looks cute it is a serious break cue. If you know my work then you know that my break cues are all well built and hit like a sledge hammer. 58”-29”-29” split, 19.5oz. Solid G10 ferrule with a 13mm Hard Candy tip. $.. shipped with insurance CONUS.

If you are interested in getting one of these let me know. The shorter ones (41”) are $225.00 the ones that have a 6” extension run $275.00 Shipping with insurance is $20. Here is picture of what I have available right now, minus the black one that Steve bought.

Just finsihed putting tyhe inlays into two cues I plan on taking to Vegas.

Not having seen it all. I like surprises. Here is a picture of a Viking cue shaft that I recently did for a customer. The ferrule was cracked so I turned it of on my lathe. I think this is the way it was made.