What cuemaker has the nicest shop/equipment?

Paul Dayton has a nice shop.
Tad has his own building.
Eddie Prewitt has his own building I am told.
Bill Stroud has some beautiful equipment I am sure.
 
Denali Cue's Shop

This is my shop entrance. Check out www.denalicues.com shop tour for more pics.

Bob Flynn

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lenoxmjs said:
Very Nice! Doesn't the pool table area get dusty from working in the shop?
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He keeps the place prestine.
I visited Bob one time and we played on that table.
Gotta have a pool table in the house.:smile:
 
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JoeyInCali said:
Lee Malakoff and Bobby Hunter.
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Bobby Hunter's machine was not 50K, it was in the lower 30's, and at this time he has not shop at all, he's been working out of, Joey Gold's shop..

Ernie, no qustion has a nice shop, and he's really sharp guy, never seen Lee's, but Joey Gold's is nothing to over look, everthing is as should be, from one step to the other, it's layed out right, at one time, mine was pretty nice, but now, it's dismantled, down to a few machines, in storage in my barn at the back of the ranch....kind of, out of site, thinking of building a few high-end cues in the near future, old style deep Vee points, [maybe????], Black Bore, Schick, Stroud, and Richard Black have nice shops also...

tuff question, who has the nicest shop, don't have a clue who to ask, don't think anyone person has visited all shops, plenty of good talent out there these days, so got to be some nice shops.
blud
 
blud said:
Bobby Hunter's machine was not 50K, it was in the lower 30's, and at this time he has not shop at all, he's been working out of, Joey Gold's shop..

Ernie, no qustion has a nice shop, and he's really sharp guy, never seen Lee's, but Joey Gold's is nothing to over look, everthing is as should be, from one step to the other, it's layed out right, at one time, mine was pretty nice, but now, it's dismantled, down to a few machines, in storage in my barn at the back of the ranch....kind of, out of site, thinking of building a few high-end cues in the near future, old style deep Vee points, [maybe????], Black Bore, Schick, Stroud, and Richard Black have nice shops also...

tuff question, who has the nicest shop, don't have a clue who to ask, don't think anyone person has visited all shops, plenty of good talent out there these days, so got to be some nice shops.
blud
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Hi Leonard
When you visit you can check out my shop. Weather is beautiful right now. And it was good to talk to you.
 
lenoxmjs said:
Would love to see some pic's of your shops, wood stashes ect.

Someone posted some pics of a Gina and you see pic's of Ernie's shop in the backround it looked pretty sweet. That's what gave me the idea to start this thread.
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If I am not mistaken, Justin (JCIN) of theactionreport.com was going to visit Ernie a couple days ago and get an interview and shop tour.

I am sure he'll post it soon.
 
cueman said:
I might be in the running for the messiest shop.
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if you are first, i have to be second
joe baker aka felix unger had a fit when he saw my pigpen :eek:
 
JBCustomCues said:
hahaha I cant help you dont know how to use a shop vac :oink: :oink:
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:scratchhead: whats a shop vac? short for shop vacation???? like you're on!!!!!!!!! LOL
 
The Black Boar shop looks like a happening place. Lots of nice stuff being made there :thumbup: .

TommyT
 
Probability not the nicest , but it works for me , your welcome to come by and hang out , maybe the friendiest shop.
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I've got no pictures but I can't believe any human could have a better shop than Ernie at Gina cues. All of his equipment is dedicated to one job. He's got 10 or 12 CNC lathes plus mills, pantographs, literally 1000s of shaft blanks hanging most aged over 10 years and everything hooked up to a chip collector so that when that machine starts the gate is opened to it and the vacuum is turned on. He has a 10 or 12000.00 CNC lathe setup that does nothing but automatically cut deco rings to the proper thickness for a particular cue. If you ever get a chance to see the interview that TAR did with Ernie by all means do it. You'll see a real one man shop that has room and equipment to keep 20 people busy if he desired to.

Dick
 
hillscues said:
Probability not the nicest , but it works for me , your welcome to come by and hang out , maybe the friendiest shop.
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Darrin ,

Sweet looking shop . Looks like there's a place for everything and everything is in it's place.
 
dust/chips?

love the pics of the shops, but c'mon now, i haven't seen one spec of wood chip or sawdust in anyone of em. haha.

very impressive everyone.
 
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