Tips
I have the following tips in stock and usually a tip change can be done same day I receive the cue. Price depends on which tip you pick.
I have the following tips in stock and usually a tip change can be done same day I receive the cue. Price depends on which tip you pick.
| Cue Type | Break |
|---|---|
| Construction | Full laminated hard rock maple core |
| Handle | Tasmanian Blackwood |
| Forearm | Victorian Mountain Ash |
| Butt Sleeve | Prickly Ash |
| Inlays | Paua shell |
| Butt Collar | Tomahawk |
| Joint Collar | Tomahawk |
| Butt Cap | Phenolic |
| Cue Type | Jump |
|---|---|
| Construction | Tasmanian Oak core |
| Handle | Merbau |
| Butt Sleeve | Tomahawk |
| Butt Collar | Tomahawk |
| Joint Collar | Tomahawk |
| Butt Cap | Tomahawk |
| Rings | Brass/Black & White fibre |
| Pin | Uniloc Quick Release |
| Shaf |
| Cue Type | Jump |
|---|---|
| Construction | Tasmanian Oak core |
| Handle | Merbau |
| Butt Sleeve | Tomahawk |
| Butt Collar | Tomahawk |
| Joint Collar | Tomahawk |
| Butt Cap | Tomahawk |
| Rings | Ebony/Brass |
| Pin | Uniloc Quick Release |
| Shaft | Rock |
You really should be using joint protectors to keep your joint clean and in good condition. Dirt and dust in the thread can make cues become loose during play or even damage the threads.
I make them in either Hardwood, Plastic or Aluminium. But if you want something special, just let me know!
I can make these to fit almost any joint type.
To buy a set, CLICK HERE
If you want a custom set, send me a message, CLICK HERE
| Cue Type | Jump |
|---|---|
| Construction | Tasmanian Oak core |
| Handle | Tasmanian Blackwood |
| Butt Sleeve | Tomahawk |
| Butt Collar | Tomahawk |
| Joint Collar | Tomahawk |
| Butt Cap | Phenolic |
| Rings | Ebony/Maple/White fibre |
| Pin | Uniloc Quick Release Aluminium |
Many cues have tapered points on the forearm.
These are usually inlayed with a contrasting timber.
Veneers can also be added to give some contrasting colour.
Here are a few examples.
Here is the process for both, it is the same, just the dimensions that change.
I like to use Australian hardwoods where I can, as they are world class.
Pieces shown here are Tasmanian Blackwood, it has beautiful grain.