I have had a copy of Chris's book in PDF for a couple of years. I have an original which I purchased from him the day after Thanksgiving in 2006. He signed it for me. I made a PDF version so that I can read it while I am at my customers on my laptop. I will not give it out though so please don't anyone ask. I believe that Chris is correct in that it hurts the author.
I would however like to know if this book is any good? If so then where may I be able to purchase. That is information worth knowing.
Jim.
I have David Paul Kersenbrocks cue building book in PDF format if you want it...I can email it
Davids book that I bought a copy of is close to 200 pages. It was bound cook book style like mine is. So I would not call it a short manuscript, but it does have some good information in it. Some things are out there a little bit and I would tend to agree with most of your conclusions on the contents.I've never seen and I don't believe there ever was a book per se. It is a rather short manifesto or manuscript of some of his thoughts and some loose techniques in loose leaf form. You can see some of his thought processes and reasoning and some are very comical. You will not learn how to build a cue from reading it as it doesn't go into much detail what so ever. He does have some of his plans for building a saw shaft machine and a pantomill however. I believe he charged something like 300.00 for it with a promise to send more when completed, but no further progress ever happened though.
Dick