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My friend, Paul Dayton was the most patient person I knew when explaining the techniques of pool cue construction. Don't get me wrong, he would grow angry when confronted by a technical question that started witht the phrase "but can't I just..." There were no real shortcuts to true techniques...

Here are three cues that are long over due for a great and very patient friend ....Enjoy !!!!!

Cue # 3 is Tulip wood and ebony...The veneers are black white black,the ferruleless shaft was my friend Stans idea .......Cue #4 is Blood wood and ebony It was supposed to have 4 points but I broke one so I cut it up and did 3 small points....Which made that my first 6 point cue...I'm still...

I cut this out of a chuck of aluminium....with a router....keeps the pionts square....enjoy....Ray Weeks

There is soooooo much going on here ....It's pretty high tec so I'll just post the pics .....Enjoy......Ray

Here are a few pics and a few of my small shop as well hope you enjoy

I am turning this into a "tell the cue maker "forum for a minute .I just got back from Valley Forge.I spoke with Bill Schick for about a half hour....WOW.... GREAT guy..Dan Janes is so AWESOME he really is. Jerry Mcworter,Dale Perry,Dennis Searing guys those guys were really the best ,they not...

Prathers has brown ''Bushka'' style bumpers ,must be new right???? I heard they were hard to get... NOT ANY MORE!!!!!!!:thumbup:

Can anyone tell me if there is a DVD on how to install a stacked leather wrap .. Thanks

Could someone give some links to ''premade'' inlays I'm looking for dotts, two tone dark outside light inside . Also any advise as to weather they are suitable as inlays being that they may be made of some cheap plastic etc... thank you for you'r time...

I'v been reading all you're threads for sometime now and most of your comments and advice are really great SO here's my question- who's lathe is better Porper's or Hightower's? Any feed back would be appreciated!