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The Arnot Interlocker Series of cues was created for the player who insists on the most durable and strongest cue ever made. The “A” joint is guaranteed not to fail as long as you own the cue unless the cue is abused. The butt is more solid than a single piece of wood and is also guaranteed not to warp unless the cue is abused. The lamination process used in these cues insures these cues never fail to meet your highest expectations.


Interlocker Splice Cues ­ InterlockerSplice™ Cues

Arnot Interlocker Tulipwood – Ebony Custom Pool Cue

Arnot’s cues built with the InterlockerSplice™ are the most significant advancement in cuemaking since cues were first created. The interlocking splice combines the best-known method of joining a forearm to the handle (the mortise and tenon method) with the tongue and groove splice. The tongue and groove splice has never been used in cuemaking until Arnot implemented this procedure in his “Arnot Splice”. After the forearm is joined to the handle the pocket for the point is cut into the forearm but instead of stopping at the joint, it is precision machined past the joint into the cue’s Handlewood. Then the point is hand inlayed into the pocket. The point becomes a bridge forming a complete uninterrupted foundation between the two parts. Of course with four points there are four interlocking bridges making the joint more solid and more durable than any other cue in the world.

One of these cues is shown above for your close examination. Enjoy.

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Arnot Interlocker Tulipwood ­ Ebony Custom Pool Cue Arnot’s cues built with the InterlockerSplice™ are the most significant advancement in cuemaking since cues were first created. The interlocking splice combines the best-known method of joining a forearm to the handle (the mortise and tenon method) with the tongue and groove splice. The tongue and groove splice has never been used in cuemaking until Arnot implemented this procedure in his “Arnot Splice”. After the forearm is joined to the handle the pocket for the point is cut into the forearm but instead of stopping at the joint, it is precision machined past the joint into the cue’s Handlewood. Then the point is hand inlayed into the pocket. The point becomes a bridge forming a complete uninterrupted foundation between the two parts. Of course with four points there are four interlocking bridges making the joint more solid and more durable than any other cue in the world. The firsInterlocker Splice Cues ­ InterlockerSplice™ Cues

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