Pear Pyrus Communis - cueSports Australia

Pear ?? (Pyrus communis)

Pear is the darkest, hardest and heaviest of all the timbers which are used for cue shafts. Pear wood has a deep orange appearance with no noticable grain, it is much closer to the appearance of maple than ash.

Pear wood was first specified on cues by JP Mannock when designing the Anti-Grip cue, this was specified as it would finish to a smoother finish than both ash and maple due to its close grain and dense nature.

Due to it’s lower modulus of elasticity Pear wood is considered to be more ??whippy’ when compared with maple and ash.

Weight: 690kg/m3

Modulus of Elasticity: 1,131,000

Janka Hardness: 7380

Swiss Pear Wood Shaft 225x300

Details: Written by: cueSports; Parent Category: DIY; Category: Exotic Wood; Created: 17 May 2019; Last Updated: 09 August 2020

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