Ebony and Maple, No Veneers

Cool. I have a few fancier green labels, also gold, and silver. I have some older 1960s and early 1970s Mali cues too, with the Mali River label. I usually let those early ones go to a buddy that collects early Mali.

I think that first one you posted is listed by an AZB member.

I don't take my Joss on my Harley. If I'm going to shoot pool on my bike, it's a 1982 Mali in the case. Beautiful cue. Great player. Minty, not a scratch on it.
I have almost the entire M-series, with all my Guns in air-condition and heated storage. I don't know if they are a AZB member or not, if I see cues you may like on eBay and the prices are not ridiculous I will post them for you. The cue with the mother pearl in the butt, is nice looking cue, I really like the design. I also wouldn't take your Joss out on your Harley, and those Malis are perfect carry for rides

Little custom butt-cap work for a friend

Are you going to match the ring on the CF shaft ?
Haha thanks for the kind words and support.

Not sure if I care to match the ring on the cf shaft yet. First time building a shaft and just want to get it together minimally and see how it plays because I know I am going to want to tweak a bunch of things before I call it good.

If it's not a total crash and burn by the end, I'll throw the cosmetics at it like matching rings to the ferrule.

Ebony and Maple, No Veneers

Great looking cues, and nice photos. I really love that series of Mali Cues. Green label Malis like yours were made in the 1970s, and are beautiful playing cue. I have bought and sold many of them overs, like you love them.

Here are some very nice ones of the same series with inlay on EBay.

1. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1677176451...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1.

2. This cue was the first cue in the series. https://www.ebay.com/itm/3762714907...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1
Cool. I have a few fancier green labels, also gold, and silver. I have some older 1960s and early 1970s Mali cues too, with the Mali River label. I usually let those early ones go to a buddy that collects early Mali.

I think that first one you posted is listed by an AZB member.

I don't take my Joss on my Harley. If I'm going to shoot pool on my bike, it's a 1982 Mali in the case. Beautiful cue. Great player. Minty, not a scratch on it.

Little custom butt-cap work for a friend

Guys, I apologize for the monstrosity this thing turned out to be. It should be burned. Login to view embedded media
I'm in the process of making a carbon fiber shaft that'll be way less gaudy, I'll throw that up soon.
I don’t know anyone here that doesn’t appreciate your effort and wish you all the best.

Little custom butt-cap work for a friend

What material is that?? Acrylic??
Correct.
Nice job. Looks good. It was done for fun. Where did you get the acrylic blank?
Some woodworking shop by my house had a bin of scraps. I found a couple long and wide enough. I assume there's stock somewhere around, but it's not cheap from what I recall.

Cue Tip Compression

I am seriously thinking about a Bulletproof medium now. I thought about it in the past, but this thread has pretty much summed up the problems/inconsistencies with leather tips. You might have put the nail in the coffin for me. Ill go check out the synthetic tips. Thanks
I don't think you will be disappointed, I have tried at least 10 different tips before settling on the Recoil tip, I didn't just put on a tip and cut it off a day later, even tips I didn't like as soon as they were installed, I would give them at least 2 months or more, if you are looking for a tip that STAYS consistent and hits the same from tip to tip the Recoil is the way to go, I have never used the medium Recoil tip but I know the Recoil hard tip plays this way, worst thing that could happen is you hate the tip cut it off and continue your search, If I decide to try another tip I always give it a couple of months, I have no plans on using another tip at this time, best tip I've ever used.

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