Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Frequent practice . . .
. . . leads to frequent success.
Same day, same Denali ebony shaft cue:
My cue maker had knee surgery a few weeks ago . . .
. . . but his recovery is not going well. He's been immobile for the better part of a year, with increasing severity the last several months. He was hoping for a cure with knee replacement; it hasn't come quite yet. Bob started work on a pair of koa wood ...
Sending Bob lots of good vibes in his recovery process, Art.
Beautiful cues, where the artists hand is visible in the details you mention. Have a great Sunday, dear Art. Cheers, Alex
Thanks, Alex! Bob's pushing ninety, which might explain why . . .
. . . his recovery isn't going as well as expected. He's the oldest living Green Beret, and was in good health other than his worn knee.
What would a cue report be . . .
. . . without video clips? 🤔 I've been playing 3-ball for fifteen years. In all that time I've tried several different breaks as well as break cues. Last Wednesday I trotted out the latest break shaft Bob made late last year from padauk with a Kamui hard ...
Frequent practice . . .
. . . leads to frequent success. Same day, same Denali ebony shaft cue: The single-rail kick shot at the end of that run . . . . . . is one I regularly practice. There was practically no other way to make that particular shot. Most players in a regular ga...
Recent kick, bank, carom . . .
. . . and combination shots . . . . . . made with various Denali cues. Called shots, all. ...
That is an impressive amount of Snake Wood
Most all cues I have ever seen with Snake Wood have only used it as inlays. I have rarely ever even seen true points made from Snake Wood.
Bob's memorable comment was that snakewood could crack . . .
. . . just by looking at it. And you're right about the dearth of snakewood cues . . . not easy to find, with most relegated to relatively small sections, in contrast to the Denali's forearm. Art
Spoke with his daughter a little while ago; his progress isn't as far along . . .
. . . as expected. Bob can barely walk with a walker. My other friend who had knee replacement the same day is now walking easily with a cane. She has three more weeks on family leave . . . we're hoping he's ok to be on his own by then.
I’m very sorry that Bob isn’t doing well
and I wish him the best possible recovery. I know nothing about cues, but this one seems very nice for a Boeotian like me… Best, Emmanuel
