About Me
I find that working with my hands is sometimes
more relaxing than anything else. I get a sense a
freedom and feel at ease working with wood.
I make a variety of items from wood on the lathe.
Cues, Joint protectors and Pens are some of the
more common items I produce. I enjoy making all
of the above, cues are the most challenging as
they take the most amount of time and patience.
No two items will ever look the same and this is
what I like
Each cue that I produce gets my own special seal
of approval, if it fails to meet any of my
established guidelines it gets run through the
band-saw and placed in the scrap
bin. Some people say that I am a little too much of
a perfectionist, but that is the reason that the
items I create turn out the way they do.
Remember if you see something that you like or
have something in mind that is not listed send me
an email and we can discuss all of the possible
options.
The following is a list of the people that I would
like to acknowledge. Mike Keith for being a good
friend and telling me what "Feels good" in a cue.
Joe Pierpaoli for telling me I was underrating my
potential. Mike Webb for all of the hints and advice
in the cuebuilding process. Chris Hightower for
great machines, support and advice.
THIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND WILL
BE UPDATED CONTINUOUSLY SO CHECK
BACK OFTEN.
more relaxing than anything else. I get a sense a
freedom and feel at ease working with wood.
I make a variety of items from wood on the lathe.
Cues, Joint protectors and Pens are some of the
more common items I produce. I enjoy making all
of the above, cues are the most challenging as
they take the most amount of time and patience.
No two items will ever look the same and this is
what I like
Each cue that I produce gets my own special seal
of approval, if it fails to meet any of my
established guidelines it gets run through the
band-saw and placed in the scrap
bin. Some people say that I am a little too much of
a perfectionist, but that is the reason that the
items I create turn out the way they do.
Remember if you see something that you like or
have something in mind that is not listed send me
an email and we can discuss all of the possible
options.
The following is a list of the people that I would
like to acknowledge. Mike Keith for being a good
friend and telling me what "Feels good" in a cue.
Joe Pierpaoli for telling me I was underrating my
potential. Mike Webb for all of the hints and advice
in the cuebuilding process. Chris Hightower for
great machines, support and advice.
THIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND WILL
BE UPDATED CONTINUOUSLY SO CHECK
BACK OFTEN.
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