Did you ever find a brochure for the cobra professional series? I am looking also.

How much would the cue cost if you added a snake skin wrap under the finish?

Thanks again!

It's only because there is so much combustible material to work with. Heh!

Hey Ernie,
You still making 6 point full splice? If so I might have a project for you. If yes please text me at 509 392 9015. Thanks, Bob

I'm not sure of what type of wood is made of. I think it is black and white ebony but I'm not a wood expert. Sorry, I can't help you out. I have to say that shaft have a slight tapper roll just have to be safe

Glad you've been able to get out a few times. You'll probably see me in there sooner or later. I've been fired up to play so I've been in more. I've definitely heard of Schmelke cues I just don't know much about them. From my general understanding though they have a good reputation. The price for that sneaky seems very good. Never a bad time to invest in a new cue ; )

Interested in the p2

hell of a price for the melton, wont take long to find it a new home

ill be keeping my eye on both cases though

It is not available yet as an eBook. Maybe later this year it will be.

enjoyed speaking with you very much.
the only person I know that restores handle wrap, especially Cortland, would be
Drexler, Paul Drexler, PFD Studios.
The technique he employs is of his own development and the recipe is locked.
Those were two beautiful Joss West's you put out for sale, best wishes.

Hey Brent, I've actually been in the pool hall 4 or 5 times this winter. Since I couldn't get on the golf course today I looked at pool cues on the Internet. Billiard Warehouse had a good review of Schmelke cues - a custom made sneaky for around $150-160, joint, wrap, everything. There is another nice looking one around $250.
Know anything about the Schmelke cue? It's tempting, but then again, how much do I play? Not much! We'll see.

Ron

More Pool Wars available as ebook? Couldn't find it for kindle.

Hello,
Please remove/delete post http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=6070884#post6070884 which I incorrectly put it at the top-level instead of in 'For Sale'.
Thank you,

Bill

Sorry Don, I just realized that Morra won that match! Never mind

I hav the 650 for the cue

Did you sell the haley

Thinking about this .. what should I offer?
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=466267

Hello. Poolmanis here again :grin-square:
Thanks for sticking 2018 Ghost challenge.

Could you now un-sticky 2017 thread so that is not there taking too much space from 1st page. Thanks again

Hey chuck..im the guy who just bought the stl 5..just wanted to touch base with you..received it tuesday..and its great..thanks so much!..i have tried like 6 times to leave you positive feedback and it always says incorrect information..i will try to figure it out and get it posted for you..once again..thanks so much for a smooth transaction..you are a very good seller!!..lane

I'm on Brookpark Rd across from the Ramada Inn. Just got my GC1 set up recently. Let me know if you'd like to come by and play some time

yep im in fairview not to far from river city

Hi. Poolmanis here. Could you switch 2017 Ghost sticky to 2018 one that I created? Please.

How ya been Eric? I’ve been meaning to reach out to you , it’s been about a decade since we talked, needless to say, I’m back into building again lol. I’ll send ya a couple of pieces of this coco if ya like. It’s pretty special.

Here is a simple and quick way to cut flawless old school "V" cut points. I bought this new in 2004 from Chris Hightower and quit making cues shortly thereafter, so I never got a chance to use it. If you are still offsetting the tailstock on your lathe to cut your points, consider this great option. Note, the mill and vise is NOT included, but are available if you are interested.

As you can see on the receipt, I paid $325 for this unit. I am asking $200, and buyer pays shipping. Send me an email at coxbr@bluffton.edu. Thanks.