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RAVEN Custom Cues
Marion, IA 52302
Cues can be engraved as well as inlayed.
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Besides being inlayed your cue can be engraved. The most common places to engrave a cue are on the butt cap or on the joint. With planning almost any part of the cue can be engraved. The engraving can be letters or an image. Look at some examples below.Click here for a video of a New Series of cues. Black Widow spiders that wrap around the butt and forearm of a cue.Click here for a video of a Dragon that wraps around the butt of a cue.Click here for a video of a name that wraps around the butt of a cue.Click here for Fxamples of Different Fonts | |
The RAVEN is engraved on a stainless steel joint collar. | |
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A complex image is engraved on a stainless steel joint collar. | |
A name is engraved on the butt cap. | |
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