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Stick 52 : Hell Fuck Yeah (simply a must-have cue)
Quick ViewCurrent Bid: $800.00A Poem, everyone:
When I saw the finished stick I changed its name from Pursuit of Happiness to Hell Fuck Yeah.
Celebrate enthusiasm in its own right, enthusiastically!
But especially celebrate enthusiasm when you have a light saber in your hand, a nine, a tomahawk, a tank.
(hell fuck yeah)
If Hell Fuck Yeah had an engine it’d run on diesel and turn 700 horse.
If it was a woman it’d burn it’s bra.
If it was a dog it’d be a ninety pound pit and if it was a man,
It’d be you.
Character Cues.
Hell Fuck Yeah
Cue ships Tuesday the 9th. That’s when my shipping cardboard comes in.
This NO RESERVE auction is for:
- butt featuring black cherry burl, figured walnut, and oak (blue): $1,000
- 12-inch extension of black cherry burl and figured walnut: $250
- purple heart shaft with blue oak: $250
- birch shaft with black cherry burl: $250
- 3 black cherry burl joint protectors: $225
- total: $1,975
I will update with pics and details when I finish the shafts and joint protectors in the coming days. You choose the tips for your shafts — and rejoice! — for the ferrules are micarta. You almost can’t miss with micarta ferrules. 😉
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Stick 48 Dr Schnazzy Pants
Quick ViewCurrent Bid: $570.00
Auction is for 1 butt, 1 shaft, 2 joint protectors. The second joint protector is unfinished at start of auction; I’m waiting on the screw. Will update with pics when finished in a couple days.
Woods Used: Black locust (which glows in black light), beech (spalted/stabilized pink rings); Shaft is black locust with a spalted/stabilized birch ring. The joint protectors are spalted/stabilized ash.
Core: Hickory
Pin: 3/8-10
Collar Diameter: .84″
Length: 58 7/8″
- Butt: 29 5/8″
- Shaft: 29 1/4″
Weight: 15.4 oz (drilled and tapped to add 1 additional ounce in the butt upon request)
- Butt: 11.6 oz
- Shaft: 3.8 oz
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Stick 47 Green Burl Ray
Quick View$800.00Auction is for 1 butt, 1 shaft, and 2 joint protectors.
This cue was intended to be the ultimate raffle cue at the Bear Claw Cup. We decided to auction it here instead of do a raffle there — which makes me happy as I’ve been eager to auction a burl cue.
The cue is finished. I’ll update the images soon.
Woods Used: Black cherry burl, walnut (stabilized), beech (green rings)(stabilized)
Core: Hickory
Pin: 3/8-10
Collar Diameter: .84″
Tip Diameter: 11.7mm
Tip: Ultraskin Fire Medium (8 layer)
Length: 59 1/4″
- Butt: 29 5/8″
- Shaft: 29 5/8″
Weight: 17.7 – 18.7 oz (drilled and tapped to add 1 additional ounce in the butt upon request)
- Butt: 14.1 oz
- Shaft: 3.6 oz
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Stick 43 Bloak
Quick ViewCurrent Bid: $650.00Comes with your choice of shaft, made from 1 of 10 species with a 3 inch spalted wormy oak decorative ring, and two spalted wormy oak joint protectors.
Videos at bottom of page…
BLOAK is finished. Depending on your shaft choice, expect a cue that is 61/62″ and 19 – 23 ounces, depending on shaft and weight bolt. With an oak shaft, figure about 20.5 oz.
BUTT DIMENSIONS:
- 16.3 oz. without bolt. Butt is drilled and tapped for up to 1.5 ounces more.
- 30 7/8″
- .85 collar
BLOAK comes with your choice of 1 hardwood shaft, made with a fancy ring above of the collar.
Shafts will weight about 3 to 4.5 oz, depending on the density of the wood. Cherry, walnut, sassafras are the lightest. Purple heart, hickory, oak, are the heaviest.
After you win the auction, let me know which species you prefer and I’ll tailor your shaft to your specs: length, tip diameter, and tip. Give me a few days and I’ll have your cue in a FedEx truck on its way to you.
Choose your shaft species from
- Maple
- Birch
- Ash
- White Oak
- Sassafras
- Hickory
- Black Locust
- Purple Heart
- Cherry
- Walnut
Add a second shaft for $200.
Tips: (five to choose from or you can send me one.)
- Blue Knight — Soft (Hardness Rating 61),
- Elkmaster — Medium (Hardness Rating 66), Royal Oak
- Medium (Hardness Rating 66), Le Pro
- Hard: (Hardness Rating 78),
- Triangle — Hard (Hardness Rating 91)
BLOAK has a hickory-tenoned-into-hard-maple core; that’s why I know the hit is going to be unworldly. You could drive nails with a piece of hickory. Add the stabilized wood and you get a magical connection with the cue ball.
BLOAK has hung 6 months in the shop, being turned down to final size over time, to reduce the likelihood of future warping.
2 Week returns; Lifetime warranty.
When I take unfinished sticks to the local tournaments, BLOAK is always the one that grabs the most eyes.
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Stick 42 Decimation
Quick ViewCurrent Bid: $730.00This auction is for 1 Ironwood (American Hornbeam) butt, 1 purple heart shaft with Ironwood ring, 1 birch shaft with Ironwood ring and 3 Ironwood joint protectors.
Butt Length: 29 1/8″
Purple Heart Shaft Length: 29 1/8″
Birch Shaft Length: 29 1/8″
Butt Weight: 15.2 oz
Purple Heart Shaft Weight: 5.0 oz
Birch Shaft Weight: 3.7 oz
Purple Heart Tip: 12.41 mm
Birch Tip: 11.84 mm
Available Tips (included): Blue Knight (Hardness 61, soft) | Elkmaster (66) | Royal Oak (66) | Le Pro (78) | Triangle (91 hard) | Ultraskin Ivory (s-m-h) | Ultraskin Black (s-m-h) | Ultraskin Fire (s-m-h)
Core: Hickory
Joint Pin: 3/8 – 10
I always envisioned Decimation as a scrappy SOB of a cue. The kind that would look as tough getting chemo as he does on a Harley.
The kind that fights game, if you remember how men used to talk in reverential tones about men that never lost their spirit, even if they lost the fight.
The kind that understands winning means keeping your soul, not someone else’s esteem.
Three things I dig about this cue:-
Ironwood burl on the buttmost end — stunning.
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There are a few instances of live edge where the wood finish is dimpled and the rough outer texture of the Ironwood is retained.
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The long split up the middle piece was stabilized and the piece was cored with no problem. That’s because stabilized wood replaces the missing stuff with resin. The split area was solid resin that I chiseled out to add black mica to bring out the split grain. I dig the split so I wanted it to be seen. Our scars remind us of victory or wisdom, one.
Is the cue strong? I cored the split section with a 5/8″ chisel while it was only 7/8″ diameter, and that’s wrapped around a hickory core.Hell yeah it’s strong.Prepare to meet a Game Somebody.
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