2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue
- Cue Name: 2010 Kevin Cheng
- Long Name: 2010 BMC Ebony Kevin Cheng Cue
- Cue Full Name: 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue
- Cue Short Name: 2010 Kevin Cheng
- Cue Short Description: 2010 BMC Custom Kevin Cheng Cue
- Manufacturer or Brand Owner: Meucci
- Brand Name: BMC, aka Bob Meucci Customs
- Production Date(s): The 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue's exact production dates are unknown. Inform us below if you have details.
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Close-up photo of a butt sleeve from a custom 2010 BMC cue which was apparently made for Kevin Cheng.
A custom 2010 BMC pool cue that was apparently made for professional pool player Kevin Cheng.
Close-up photo of a forearm from a custom 2010 BMC cue which was apparently made for Kevin Cheng.
Ebony BMC Cue Originally Made for Kevin Cheng
Photos of a custom ebony BMC cue that was originally made for Kevin Cheng. It was shown off in Oct 2020 from it's then-owner, Mr. Siene. He later posted it for sale in Jan 2021. From the seller: Nice Meucci BMC custom cue made for Kevin Cheng. This cue is in great shape but does have some play wear light scratch and a few dings. The cue is not perfect but is very presentable and obviously playable. It has a White and black speck exposed wrap. The cue has it's original matching shaft that is in perfect condition. It rolls true. The butt perfectly straight. Please don’t hesitate if you need additional pics or info. Trades possible. This is a high grade cue please only serious offers.
Photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue made from ebony wood and birdseye maple.
This BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng cue stick has a matching Meucci shaft.
Photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue showing the detail in the forearm.
The forearm from a custom BMC cue made for Kevin Cheng, a professional pool player on the Meucci Cues pro staff.
Photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue showing the wrap detail.
This BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng cue stick has a matching Meucci shaft.
Photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue butt sleeve.
Nice meucci custom cue. This cue I am told was made and used by Kevin Cheng, a pro billiards player.
This cue is made of ebony and highly figured Birdseye maple. It was designed by Bob Meucci and Meucci employee Elvin at the Meucci company. This cue weighs 19.18 oz and shaft is 12.79 mm.
Photos of a custom ebony BMC cue that was originally made for Kevin Cheng.
Photos of a custom ebony BMC cue that was originally made for Kevin Cheng. It was shown off in Oct 2020 from it's then-owner, Mr. Siene. He later posted it for sale in Jan 2021.
A BMC cue custom made for Kevin Cheng.
Nice Meucci BMC custom cue made for Kevin Cheng. This cue is in great shape but does have some play wear light scratch and a few dings.
The cue is not perfect but is very presentable and obviously playable. It has a White and black speck exposed wrap.
Photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue showing the joint collar detail.
This BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng cue stick features rings near the joint collar.
Butt sleeve detail on the 2010 custom BMC cue made for Meucci pro, Kevin Cheng.
Under the custom BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng cue butt cap.
Close-up of the points in a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue.
Photos of a custom ebony BMC cue that was originally made for Kevin Cheng. It was shown off in Oct 2020 from it's then-owner, Mr. Siene. He later posted it for sale in Jan 2021.
Close-up photo of a BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng pool cue.
This BMC 2010 Kevin Cheng cue stick features birdseye maple veneer points in a ebony wood forearm.
Gallery of a Custom BMC Ebony Cue
Photos of an ebony BMC custom cue that was owned originally by Meucci's web designer.
Meucci's web designer, mentioning the cue was a one-off made for him. This contradicts other information provided about the cue by others close to Meucci Cues.
Photos of an ebony BMC custom cue that was owned originally by Meucci's web designer.
Showing details of the ebony custom BMC cue from one of the original owners, Mr. Teibel, Meucci Cue's web designer.
2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue Info
Info on the 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue
There's a bit of mystery surrounding this custom BMC cue.
Chris Teibel, Meucci's web designer, originally owned one of these. It was made for him sometime around 2010. He showed it off as part of his cue collection in July 2017, and mentioned it was a 1 of 1 custom BMC cue. When asked for details, he mentioned:
"It's a custom 1 of 1."
Source: facebook.com/groups/541338292695295/permalink/842228175939637/
It was sold by Teibel to Fred Siene at some point. We can see this October 2020 thread where Siene asks Teibel for info on the cue. Teibel responds:
"Yessir, this is indeed a one-off BMC, designed by Elvin and Bob for the first series of ANW (All Natural Wood) cues. [It features] highly figured cocobolo (?) with Birdseye maple veneer points. This cue in flawless condition should fetch a decent amount of coin with the right collector."
Source: facebook.com/groups/541338292695295/permalink/842228175939637/
There's a bit on contradictory information there e.g. Teibel said that it was made from cocobolo vs. ebony, etc. Also ignore the grey-looking butt cap. The photo is washed out with light a bit in order to see the grain of the wood, making the butt cap look grey. It is in fact black.
Shortly after, On October 27, 2020, Fred was asking about this cue's origins in a Meucci Cues discussion forum. There was lots of mixed info from that conversation that, again, seems to be out of line with the information from Teibel. Fred's main question:
I just picked up this BMC custom 1 of 1 cue (as I’m told). I'm looking for opinions as to what it is. I was told by Teibel that it's a cocobolo Meucci ANW natural wood series but haven’t even seen one of these. The previous owner, Teibel, said it was a custom cue, made around 10 years ago.
Here are some of the relevant parts of that conversation (edited for clarity):
F. Siene - I was told this one was made for the Meucci website designer And he confirmed it.
C. Lawson - I sent a PM of what Bob and I thought about the cue, but I need more info, or rather, to have it in hand to look at it. If it’s what he says it is, it's worth $700 to $1,000. If it’s what Bob and I think it is, it's worth $2,500 minimum. With that being said if it’s a power piston cue that’s 10 years old, and just customized, it’s like a $300 cue. I really would have to hold it to make sure and look close. I think that is made from gaboon ebony. I am pretty sure it’s a design I helped make for Kevin Cheng in the beginning when he first was sponsored by Meucci Cues. It's my ferrule material length, and has the same points and same rings, and appears to be made from gaboon ebony. It may have been one of the few Cheng didn’t take a liking to (thus, it being given to Teibel in exchange for work) but its a great cue.
Source: facebook.com/groups/1898996007066064/permalink/1997264217239242/
Apparently 5 of these were made in total for Kevin Cheng. One obviously went to the Meucci web designer.
Again, all of this information is from discussion threads on the cue. I've not been able to verify it's accuracy one way or another. If anyone has any other photos or verifiable information on this cue, let us know in the comment form below.
Info on the 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue from Fred Siene
Nice BMC custom cue by Meucci.
This cue, I am told, was made and used by Kevin Cheng, a pro billiards player. From the info I received when I purchased this cue was there was 5 made for Kevin to use.
This cue is made of ebony and highly figured Birdseye maple. It was designed by Bob Meucci and Meucci employee Elvin at the Meucci company. This cue weighs 19.18 oz and shaft is 12.79 mm.
It can be viewed in the videos made by Bob and Kevin on the Meucci Cues website.
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| 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue Specs | |
|---|---|
| Bumper: | Standard flat-style Meucci black rubber push-in bumper. |
| Butt Cap: | Black phenolic resin butt cap |
| Butt Sleeve: | Ebony butt sleeve free from inlays, separated from the butt cap by a set of rings. |
| Forearm: | Ebony forearm with birdseye maple points of alternating lengths. |
| Joint Collar: | Features a set of ring work that matches that on the forearm and butt sleeve. |
| Joint Pin: | 5/16x18 |
| Logo: | White BMC logo. |
| Logo Location: | The BMC logo is centered vertically on the black butt cap. |
| Manufacturer's Warranty: | Standard Meucci warranty applies (guaranteed for 1 year against construction defects not related to warpage or abuse) |
| Number of Points: | 6 |
| Production Method: | Hand crafted using modern mass-production technology. |
| Quantity Produced: | 5 |
| Rings: | Two sets of two rings which sandwich white resin square blocks, one that separates the butt cap from the butt sleeve, and one at the joint collar. |
| Shaft: | Has one matching Meucci shaft. |
| Tip Size: | 12.79 mm |
| Weight: | 19.18 oz |
| Where Manufactured: | Meucci Factory in Byhalia, MS |
| Wrap: | White with black spec exposed wrap. |
2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue Value
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| Date | Value | Source | Location | Ad Title | Photos |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021-01-10 | $1,500.00 | Facebook (Fred Siene via Meucci Mania! - Buy sell trade razz) | Pittson, PA USA | Meucci Kevin Cheng BMC Custom Cue | Gallery |
- Title: 2010 Kevin Cheng BMC Ebony Cue
- Author: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)
- Published: 3/24/2021 1:32:01 AM
- Last Updated: 3/28/2021 8:02:06 AM
- Last Updated By: billiardsforum
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