Absolutely awesome, man!! Until you mentioned you are an amateur cue maker, I never would have thought it. You clearly have a talent for it. That cue you made looks fantastic!!
Now I get why cue sticks are expensive. Thank you for opening my eyes to the amount of work, time, and attention to detail needed for a single cue stick.
"I'm extremely proud of this one" You should be man, it's beautiful! Keep doing it, I'd love to have the cue with that much love put into it's creation
What I found TRULY amazing...is the design and craft of the machinery, attachments and accessories, that allow, to turn simple wood in works of art. THAT is awesome for me.
Definitely a lot goes into these cues, one would definitely have to appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into producing such a great product. Great job
This cue turned out great. I want to get into making cues, as a hobby and a side job. My father used to always tell me that I could and that I should. Playing pool was one of the things we bonded over very much. I hope to get a lathe one day so that I can being to practice this art. Until then, I will study what I need to learn, and hopefully one day I can begin.
I think this is the 6th video of yours I’ve watched. You have amazing talent! Another gorgeous, one-of-a-kind cue! I’m am in absolute awe of your skills. If I ever hit the lottery, I’ll be asking you to make me some cues, for sure! Watching your videos relaxes me, very therapeutic. I could watch them all day. So, until I can afford one, I’ll just keep dreaming and watching all of your content. ❤😊
I made thirty pool cues back in the day,using a router a drill and a box made of wood which guided my router as the drill turned the blanks..sold em all👍
i bought a 7 point joss cue back in 1997 for 400 i think... never seen a cue be made.. amazing work and so precise... and yes elephants are indeed awesome
Wow! Awesome looking cue. Your talents really showed up in the final product. It made all of us very appreciative of all the steps that goes into make a cue. Thank you! Hope I can buy one or have one made as a retirement gift for myself😊
great job, and as a german i like a black,red.yellow combo.)))) my cuebuilder is soon turning 71 and i am scared when he will retire, Seeing the young folks having fun in building cues gives me hope
If this is what a “beginner” cue looks like, I can’t imagine what a professional cue looks like! 😮 I’m getting into making walking sticks/canes and will use some of the techniques you use for the cues, but mine won’t be as intricate, and don’t need to be as straight. But I got a lot of great ideas here, in terms of design, techniques, and finishing. Great work! 😊
Wow is beautiful 😍 just a stunning looking cue man. Real inlays, great selection off woods. Impressive craftsmanship. I hope I can afford to buy a cue stick like that one day.
Realy impressive! I especially appreciated the work you put into treating the cue top with different kinds of oil. Also it was also highly peaceful to watch it all with no comments. Amature????? No pure talent!
Fantastic video gorgeous cue and you are not what I would call a beginner. That cue is well worth triple digits and probably more (USD). I recently had a cue built for me at $750.00 and that is every bit as nice as the one I have. One thing that I'm not a fan of is using the computer to do routed inlays that have sharp points. It just seems real obvious to me that they were CAD routed when the tips are rounded. It takes away from the obvious craftsmanship when people think you just pushed a button on a computer to add all that detail, but that's just personal preference. I would like to see the CAD inlays done to add a water wave pattern or some other cool design where the router bit limit isn't so obvious. Man though, very nice cue and I think you have the process nailed only thing you'll likely improve on is speed with practice. Great great stuff!
The size of the ferrule on that cue must be made for 3-cushion. The pool cue ferrule is twice the size. But you did an awesome job placing it together. That could fetch at least $500 to $900 because of the ivory. BE SURE TO PATENT IT SO NO ONE CAN STEAL YOUR DESIGN. YOU HAVE BUSTED YOUR CHOPS MAKING THAT MASTERPIECE.
Had a legend make me a full splice cue. Was a masterpiece and sadly it's gone. Had to pawn it and couldn't get it back in time. Was made for me and was a gift from my dad. Your not doing bad should hit the guy up if he's still alive he was down to part time and he's a true master
Thanks for all the comments! Email is much better for me. Any questions can be directed to studiotronicsyt@gmail.com
Thanks!
Hllo saan po ang gawaan nyo paano kng gusto k pong bumili cue stiik?
Hello， Is this one available for sale？
Wow! Very very nice cue! Making cue is not easy
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awsome cue... how much do you offer for this kind of cue?
Absolutely awesome, man!! Until you mentioned you are an amateur cue maker, I never would have thought it. You clearly have a talent for it. That cue you made looks fantastic!!
How mucht.
I know right I'm like dang he's probably been doing this for years but I guess not I'd easily pay 1.5k for a cue like this
And you believed him? Lol
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All professionals started as amateurs. This guys work is great.
This is so badass and I love the silent workshop vibe brother!! First video I’ve watched but definitely not the last
Now I get why cue sticks are expensive. Thank you for opening my eyes to the amount of work, time, and attention to detail needed for a single cue stick.
"I'm extremely proud of this one"
You should be man, it's beautiful! Keep doing it, I'd love to have the cue with that much love put into it's creation
Please more cue builds video really enjoy your works. Your finishing look beautiful. Cheers 🍻
So beautiful. Incredible work of art Stunning!!!!!
What a PROFESSIONAL, EXPERIENCED and TALENTED beginner cuemaker!!! 🔥🔥🔥
What I found TRULY amazing...is the design and craft of the machinery, attachments and accessories, that allow, to turn simple wood in works of art.
THAT is awesome for me.
Love your approach of shop sounds only with discrete captions. As a cabinetmaker, I was very impressed by your technique.
Well that was an absolute privilege to watch!!!! LET THIS MAN COOK!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Definitely a lot goes into these cues, one would definitely have to appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into producing such a great product. Great job
Absolutely first class work. The inlay work is fabulous. Can't give this kid enough complements on his discipline to his craft.
This cue turned out great. I want to get into making cues, as a hobby and a side job. My father used to always tell me that I could and that I should. Playing pool was one of the things we bonded over very much. I hope to get a lathe one day so that I can being to practice this art. Until then, I will study what I need to learn, and hopefully one day I can begin.
hey im all for it man, go achieve your dream. good luck to you
I'm from Malaysia and i proud your job,very humble...🙏🏻❤️
I think this is the 6th video of yours I’ve watched. You have amazing talent! Another gorgeous, one-of-a-kind cue! I’m am in absolute awe of your skills. If I ever hit the lottery, I’ll be asking you to make me some cues, for sure! Watching your videos relaxes me, very therapeutic. I could watch them all day. So, until I can afford one, I’ll just keep dreaming and watching all of your content. ❤😊
Brilliant! love the lathe/router tool!
Really great work. Art and craftsmanship go hand in hand when building a cue. Nice!!
I made thirty pool cues back in the day,using a router a drill and a box made of wood which guided my router as the drill turned the blanks..sold em all👍
You make some amazing cues, and your attention to detail is on point.
i bought a 7 point joss cue back in 1997 for 400 i think... never seen a cue be made.. amazing work and so precise... and yes elephants are indeed awesome
incredible job. one of the best looking cues ever. You can see the level of craftsmanship you put into that cue.
It's like you pulled the design, woods and colors right out of my dreams. Very nice.
I will be truly satisfied playing with this cue, I loved it❤️.
I'M AMAZED...!
WITH THE TOOLS.
Machine sounds only and cats. Purrfect video! Beautiful cue.
Awesome work man! Really love that lathe!
What a masterpiece for a beginner!! Amazing job well done 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Absolutely incredible!!! Look forward to future work. The no talking is where it's at, so peaceful!
Wow! Awesome looking cue. Your talents really showed up in the final product. It made all of us very appreciative of all the steps that goes into make a cue. Thank you! Hope I can buy one or have one made as a retirement gift for myself😊
What amazing video and a beauty of cue you just made. Congrats. I loved every minute.
You may feel like an amateur, but expert ability. We all want to learn and grow every time we create. Beautiful and meticulous!!
Amazing craftsmanship your truly gifted.
Beautiful, absolutely BEAUTIFUL
You should be proud! That is amazing craftsmanship!!!
So inlove to your works 😊😊😊😍😍😍
A beginner cue maker? Dude that thing is gorgeous. You gave me inspiration even if not in a way it's usually given, keep it up!
Thanks!
Beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful.
You are truly a master at your craft
Just cue that you created is fantastic
Peter N Jong
Nice work. The cats and the young artist were awesome!
I never thought you guys would do ASMR!!! Love it!!!!
Absolutely incredible, I wish I had 3% of your talent
grabe sir, para sa amateur na sinabi mo hindi ako naniwala. napaka galing ng gawa mo.
gusto ko sana magpagawa sayo pero mukhang nasa ibang bansa ka
Very nice pool cue,,I'm speechless for the maker
This sir, was an absolute joy to watch.
Really really love the color choices. Very cool
absolutely imcredible!!!!!!!!!!!!
great job, and as a german i like a black,red.yellow combo.)))) my cuebuilder is soon turning 71 and i am scared when he will retire, Seeing the young folks having fun in building cues gives me hope
Fascinating.... beautiful work and the demo at the end ❤️ what a great player! 😯
Simply wow..... That is craftsmanship elevated to a art form.....
If this is what a “beginner” cue looks like, I can’t imagine what a professional cue looks like! 😮
I’m getting into making walking sticks/canes and will use some of the techniques you use for the cues, but mine won’t be as intricate, and don’t need to be as straight. But I got a lot of great ideas here, in terms of design, techniques, and finishing.
Great work! 😊
I love how the birdseye maple looked on this cue. It is such a beautiful wood.
Beginner cuemaker?! That's one of the most beautiful cue sticks I've seen!
Great results and design!! I'd be proud too!
The sounds are amazing and stress relieving!
You need to be proud. That's a beautiful cue.
Wow is beautiful 😍 just a stunning looking cue man. Real inlays, great selection off woods. Impressive craftsmanship. I hope I can afford to buy a cue stick like that one day.
Beautiful!
It's a great piece of cue you made . you absolutely know what you're doing and I hope you keep doin it . Good job.
Super awesome! Very proud that you've taken up this craft and have done so well.
That cue is awesome! I love wrapless cues!
You should be very proud. Beautiful cue. 👍👍
if u open a cue shop, ill buy some, maybe a custom one too, i love that cue
Beautiful cue. Absolutely beautiful. I like your inlay design. 😎
Great job! Good video brother. Thanks for sharing. 👍🇺🇸🤙🇺🇸✌️
Beautiful, simply beautiful !!
Thank you for this video, I thought of what is needed to build cue and this tells me that I need a lot more that what I thought. Thank you bud
Stunning, don't stop.
A beginner! That is a work of art and an awesome video of why a custom cue costs so much 👍
Amazing craftsmanship
I enjoy your videos. The cues that you create are beautiful. Thanks 😊
The fastest way to my heart is a wrapless cue. Well done.
My wish is to have that one of kind playing cue ❤ I'm watching all ur craft for me it's one of the best
Actually beautiful. Job well done, and loved the video format.
Magnificent cue. You say you are a beginner, but your work is spectacular as far as I can tell!! Keep it up, sir!
Only cuemakers know how hard is it to get every part to be perfect. Well done bro. Looks amazing! Greets from Montenegro !
Pure talent and artwork is always impressive
Amazing work! You should definitely have more subscribers! I subbed 👍🏼
Realy impressive! I especially appreciated the work you put into treating the cue top with different kinds of oil. Also it was also highly peaceful to watch it all with no comments.
Amature????? No pure talent!
It's easy when you have the machinery, I used to make make hand made cues, that's bloody hard work.
Guauuuuu que taco tan bello esta 😲 😲 😲 nunca había visto un video de.corrido eres un Master congratulations
Fantastic video gorgeous cue and you are not what I would call a beginner. That cue is well worth triple digits and probably more (USD). I recently had a cue built for me at $750.00 and that is every bit as nice as the one I have. One thing that I'm not a fan of is using the computer to do routed inlays that have sharp points. It just seems real obvious to me that they were CAD routed when the tips are rounded. It takes away from the obvious craftsmanship when people think you just pushed a button on a computer to add all that detail, but that's just personal preference. I would like to see the CAD inlays done to add a water wave pattern or some other cool design where the router bit limit isn't so obvious. Man though, very nice cue and I think you have the process nailed only thing you'll likely improve on is speed with practice. Great great stuff!
Awesome technique! Awesome results!
Wow very nice work. Beautiful cue
I'd buy one of those in an instant! Beautiful craftsmanship!!
I admire your skills - that was an incredible film.
Thanks!
You should be proud. Great job.
Your cues are absolutely incredible. I would love to sport one of them one day
Thanks dude
*Very nice* work there, my friend. Love those inlays alot.
Nice second run out. Great video 👍👍
The size of the ferrule on that cue must be made for 3-cushion. The pool cue ferrule is twice the size. But you did an awesome job placing it together. That could fetch at least $500 to $900 because of the ivory. BE SURE TO PATENT IT SO NO ONE CAN STEAL YOUR DESIGN. YOU HAVE BUSTED YOUR CHOPS MAKING THAT MASTERPIECE.
Impressing work. A dream.
This is awesome man ! Thank you for the excellent video. Really like the cue too.
Awesome!
Very impressive. Nice work dude
The craftsmanship is awesome!! More powers sir!!
Had a legend make me a full splice cue.
Was a masterpiece and sadly it's gone. Had to pawn it and couldn't get it back in time.
Was made for me and was a gift from my dad.
Your not doing bad should hit the guy up if he's still alive he was down to part time and he's a true master
Dude! That rubber hose you use for glue ups is awesome. Beats the regular rubber bands I have always used 👍🏼👍🏼
Absolute fantastic work and finishing. 👌
Absolutely beautiful