Recent content by Fenris

Rule clarification needed I'm hoping someone can clarify a rule: You must call your shots, but you must also shoot at the lowest ball on the table. I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this already, but just to be sure...I'm allowed to call combo shots on a ball other than the lowest provided...

Bumpity! Bumpity!

Geez, don't chop a newbie's head off. I'll leave Justis ID-ing to you Justis zealots. I'll go back to looking at Whittens and Murnaks....

The last 2x4 looks like a tube-style Jack Justis. Of course, it could very well be an Asian Justis clone.... Nice cases though. Good luck with the sale.

I am slowly saving up for a cocobolo wrapless custom. The problem I have is deciding what wood to use as the contrasting handle wood. The two I've narrowed it down to is satinwood and olivewood. I like the satinwood for the color contrast, yellow on red cocobolo. However, I've read that...

Logo For your logo, how about a gold nugget with a pickaxe intersecting it? Or, as someone suggested, just put the signature on the buttcap and make it a bit smaller. Or you can even put the initials GRC or GRQ as a logo. Just some suggestions.... JT

A couple of quick questions.... 1. What kind of taper is the shaft? 2. Does it have a stiff hit? 3. Do you accept postal money orders? Thanks. JT

Just got my cocobolo player from Bryan two days ago. Plays lights out. Great hit and absolutely gorgeous finish. No hesitation in giving him my highest recommendation.

My two cents... A listing for an item should always have a picture. This gives us lookers/buyers a reference to decide whether it suits our style/needs. I could post that I have a curly maple ___ custom for sale with incredible figuring in the wood. Well, what exactly does the figuring look...

If I had the money, this cue would SO be mine.... BUMP

Now that's cue art! Who is the maker of these cues?

I believe most recent cues use 3/8x11 pins. Older cues, I'm not sure about.

What kind of wood is the handle? Olivewood?

I like the "Danger Bluff Area" pic. You got yourself a fine camera. If you don't have a tripod, or don't want to spend a few hundred on one, take a look at the Gorillapod: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/423958-REG/Joby_GP101_Gorillapod_Mini_Tripod.html or...

Awesome colors on that SW. Wish I had that kind of money. Good luck with the sale.