 | Year Built: approx
1999 |
| Forearm:
Long Forearm/Handle made of Beech and Birch which are dyed to
produce the "Cocobolo" color that is seen in the pictures.
These woods are then laminated using phenolic resin as both the bonding and impregnating agent. -- The shape of the Forearm is also
quite unique to Bob Renis with the middle of the Forearm
"necked-down" such that it looks quite "flimsy", but I assure you
that it IS NOT! -- Very Unusual! |
| Butt Sleeve:
see above |
| Ring Work:
 | A Single Thick Tan Linen Ring (actually part
of the Joint) at location B |
| A Single Thick Brass Ring at locations A and B |
| A Single Thick White Delrin (I think) Ring at
location D |
|
| Handle: see
above - The Handle on this cue is "smooth" as opposed to
"carved" as in some other Bob Renis cues -- see the detailed picture of the Handle |
| Butt Cap: White
Delrin (I think) |
| Butt
Length (w/o bumper): 28.5" |
| Butt
Weight: 14.4 oz. |
| Joint Type:
5/16"x18 Brass Pin; Flat Faced Joint w/White Linen Joint Collar |
| Shaft 1: Laminated
Beech and Birch that are dyed an Orange/Yellow (not the same
colors as the butt which makes a very interesting contrast between the 2 sections)
| Length (w/tip):
29.25" |
| Weight: 5.2 oz. |
| Taper: Standard
Renis Very Long Pro-Taper (in spite of the very long Pro-Taper on
this shaft, it is quite stiff) |
| Ferrule: 12.7 mm,
0.8125" long - 2 different Linen Fiber pieces (Longer Black Linen
Ferrule with a Short White Linen piece next to the Shoulder of the
Shaft-- i.e. bottom of the Tenon) |
| Tip: Moori Medium
(layered) - dime
radius |
|
| Overall Weight:
(w/shaft 1: 19.6 oz.) |
| Overall Length (w/o
bumper): (w/shaft 1: 57.75") |
| Balance Point From the Tip:
(w/shaft 1: 38.1875") |
| Balance Point From End of
Butt Cap: (w/shaft 1: 19.5625") |
