Recent content by cueman

I am selling so many rear chucks and adapters for those smaller Metal lathes that I can barely keep up with them. For those who think they go right on. That is the case with many bigger Grizzly, Jet, Enco, South Bend and Porper but that is not the case with these newer Smaller large bore metal...

If you liked the SIB tips you might want to try my Cue Smith White and Black Pearls as the same people make them as made the SIBs.

He did last night.

What were the high runs?

I have this one signed by Robert Meucci himself. Second Cue From the right.

We did inlay work on one about that size for over 20 years. But we made a way to hold the entire cue on it.

Yes that is one of Abe's cues. Not worth a lot but still a fine cue.

Me too!

That Thin-Bit cut off insert (second form left) will mount in one of my toolposts without the need for the very expensive thin-bit holder. They are thin and sharp enough to part off carbon fiber without a jewelers saw.

I have several. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/again-looking-for-old-ray-schuler-cues.588934/

Kick Shot Efren. Thin cut Johnny Archer or Lonnie Fowler. Jump Shot without a jump cue Earl Strickland. Power Draw shot a young Mike Massey. A jump shot with jump cue Dominic Esposito (The Drill Sargent)

Within an hour or two of Atlanta. Me in Aragon. Steve Lomax in Alto. Rob Phillips in Conyers, Lane Simons in Decator, Ryan Roundtree in Williamson, Ricky Cox in Jasper, Katsuhisa Hirano in Dacula, Ducky Tanner in Rome, Eric Hatfield near Cartersville and a few more I can't remember right now...

That is awesome. Who all did the buyer think the three cues were made by?

Chunks mean it is old. Moist means it is good.

You don't need to move the post, but if players and not installers are your intended market, the sales forum might produce more sales for you.