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Stick H002: I Like Her Knees

Stick H002: I Like Her Knees

Terrific, I love it, just got home and already packed my McDermott break cue away. Even the house pro said it hits really well.  He actually liked it over his…. But seriously I love it. Even not getting to use it as often as I typically would. House Pro is really good.  — Douglas Michel

 

I started making solid hickory break cues because the wood is hard enough to dull your equipment fast. Hard wood means hard hits. That’s good for breaking. The quote above is from Doug, who bought and just tested JFW (just wow), my first hickory break cue.

Hickory breaks. It just makes sense.

But when I was testing my first hickory break butt I decided to see how she handled a birch shaft with a 12mm Royal Oak tip — what I usually play with.

Omigooness!

Comes with shotgun shell joint protector and tip installed. 1 oz weight bolt optional.

If you win the auction for I LIKE HER KNEES and would also like to use her for regular play, for another $200 add a birch or other species shaft, and for $100 add a hickory jump handle to pair with your hickory shaft. Then you’re prepared.

Butt: 30″ shagbark hickory, 12.87 mm ferrule

Shaft: 30″ shagbark hickory with a Tomahawk ferrule.

Tips Available (with hardness rating): Blue Knight (61) soft | Elkmaster (66) medium | Royal Oak (66) medium | Le Pro (78) medium hard | Triangle (91) hard

Weight: 17.2 ounce with hickory shaft. Tapped for 1 ounce weight bolt. Mention if you’d like it.

Warranty: Lifetime

 

 

 

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Description

 

 

Hello, I’m Clayton Lindemuth, the grit lit author responsible for the Baer Creighton series and more. I started building cues as a way to keep the creative engines going while waiting on the muse to strike, and now I spend almost all my time in the shop. I focus on spalted, live edge, and burl cues that I build from hardwoods I harvest, process, and stabilize myself, drawn from the woods around me in Hormtown, Pa.

I use cue building processes learned from masters of the industry. Video courses, books, mentors, and forever testing new methods. Learn about my building process from my YouTube channel and be sure to subscribe. One of my first 1,000 subscribers will win the spalted cue, Fanfare for the Common Blue.

I will work to my utmost to ensure your cue is how you want it and that our relationship is always warm.

Problems? This cue comes with a lifetime warranty and a 14 day return/refund policy.

Feel free to use the payment plan if purchasing this cue before completion.

I’ll consult you before building shafts to be sure to meet your preferred specs — collar material/color, tip diameter, ferrule color, material, that sort of thing.

–Clayton

 

 

 

Additional information

Weight 17.6 oz
Dimensions 30 × 1.23 × .85 in
Shaft 1

Maple, Birch, Purple Heart, Hickory, Black Locust, Cherry, White Oak, Walnut, Ash, Sassafras
Tip Fiber Pad

None, Red, Blue, Green
Tip

Blue Knight — Soft (hardness rating 61), Elkmaster — Medium (hardness rating 66), Royal Oak — Medium (hardness rating 66), Le Pro — Medium Hard: (hardness rating 78), Triangle — Hard (hardness rating 91)
Shaft 2

None, Maple, Birch, Purple Heart, Hickory, Black Locust, Cherry, White Oak, Walnut, Ash, Sassafras
Fiber Pad (shaft 2)

None, Red, Blue, Green
Tip (shaft 2)

Blue Knight (61), Elkmaster (66), Royal Oak (66), Le Pro (78), Triangle (91)

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Indie Author; 1/4 million sold

Clayton Lindemuth’s works have been smashingly reviewed by Publishers Weekly (starred review and best of the week), Indie Next List, Kirkus, BlueInk Review, Foreword Reviews, Seattle Book Review, San Francisco Book Review, Manhattan Book Review, Indie Reader, Reader Views, Spinetingler Magazine, Hardboiled Wonderland, various independent best of the year mentions, (Spinetingler and DoSomeDamage, among others). Clayton’s novels Cold Quiet Country and My Brother’s Destroyer have been published in France by Le Seuil, and have been charmingly reviewed by Le Monde, La Croix, Le Figaro.

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