I prefer a traditional wrap..because I always have a reference on where to place my back hand for proper form...right at the bottom of the wrap where it ends..thanks

JolietJames said:

When I bought the original 20 years ago it came in a plastic rifle case.

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When I originally designed it, The fiberglass rods were & still are needed for mooring the Body on the spot. Making them 2 pieces, like a pool cue, is very difficult & so it has never happened. If it ever does become reality, the cases will soon be smaller. The rods are 36 long, so the case that is used is 42 long... half of 36 is 18 + an inch for the joint, would make a 20 inch case feasible.

Make An offer on the butt or full cue, you never know!

the brand name doesn't matter. it is the quality of the brands specific cue that you like that matters. of course some brands are all crap and don't apply.

that is why you should only buy a cue that you had a chance to hit. not from a pretty picture.

still in general you get what you pay for. buy cheap get cheap.

I grip the cue where the front of my hand is about 3" down from the top of the wrap so my hand never gets near the bottom of the wrap unless I am stretching for a shot I can't reach.

Therefore, I prefer the traditional old-school positioning of the wrap for cosmetic reasons.

Newsheriffintwn said:

Plays as good as it looks here!

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Do you have an image gallery of the cues you have made so far online (Facebook, website, etc)?

EC9-K with ExPro? Both in excellent condition and straight together and apart.

ipoppa33 said:

Just threw him on ignore, it's toooooo much!

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Same. The only time I have used the ignore feature.

Beautiful cue. I really dont need another right now but if you want $600 ill take it.

Texas Carom Club said:

i never got anything out of the break rak personally
felt weird to me
it didnt help my aim or anything but thats because i had already practiced breaking well into the 1000s of amounts of times by the time i got it
for 8b and 10b
obsessive hr after hr of racking and breaking
not every day, but when i wanted to practice it, id do it 3/4 hrs straight

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To think that you could have got all of that same break practice in way less than 1/2 the time, Im guessing even less than 1/4 of the time. Even though I have used mine a lot already I still bring it out and practice for 15-20 minutes once a month or so, it keeps me sharp.