Recent content by gb6491

Joe G, Nice looking cue! I like that dark brown collar material:) Regards, Greg

You could make a coupling out of the appropriate diameter tube that slips snug over the motor shaft. Drill and tap a hole for a set screw and tap the other end for a bolt/screw (self tapping would probably work in aluminum; maybe brass):) Regards, Greg

Over the past few years, I have bought several sneaky petes from ebayer colea1a. They are well made and he ships fast. I have sold all of them to fellow players who have been happy with them. The last one (recently) was to a pal that wanted it for a break cue. That is always an option if you...

These (4 sub $200 customs, McDermott Peak, and a Schmelke) all have seen daily playing time, but the $77 M10 Schmelke (bottom) is my favorite. Regards, Greg

Hey!::o That's light rose, thank you very much:D. Actually, I took the photo on the patio and that's a towel I pilfered from the bathroom (I sure hope my sweetie doesn't see this post:eek: ). That cue disappeared, briefly, one night at a local establishment. The butt was found worse for...

Craig, Thanks for the relating your "hands on" with birdseye and turning. I've never turned it, but I see where you are coming from. I have planed, scraped and sanded it making furniture without significant problems, but then again different application. I don't think I've ever seen a birdseye...

That might be true, but as far as I know, there has not (to date) been found a conclusive cause for the formation of birdseye. Some studies have found that birdseye does not significantly alter the physical properties of sugar maple. Related reading: http://cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/news/407...

Here are few photos of the cue from the auction site. FWIW, I had a real pleasant transaction on Ebay with Nate for a BEM Clint Putman player.:) Regards, Greg

Try Ryan Theewen - Rat cues (AZ member: ratcues) http://www.poolndarts.com/53-Professional-Cue-Repair/ cuerepair@poolndarts.com Regards, Greg

Hope you don't mind that I lightened up the photos some; nice looking cue. Regards, Greg

PayPal sent for 3 and thanks!:) Regards, Greg

Bump for a very good deal on a nice cue; it's just a little too heavy for me at 20 oz. Regards, Greg

It's a 3/8 10 stainless pin on the $99 cue. Regards, Greg

Oops, double post. Greg

Yeah, it was gone when I was last there in 93. I believe there was a two story building in it's place (Snack/Bar Circus ?). I played mostly at the SNCO club. We also had a table on the third deck of the barracks. Regards, Greg