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This is a Star performance cue (which is a production line) by McDermott it retails at $169.95.

We actually haven't used phenolic on our jump cues in over a year. We use the G10 tip. Works great for a jump cue if you are looking at switching your tip out.

Happy to hear you are enjoying it!!! :D

We will be set up Monday the 26th thru the 31st. Paul and Lacey are going to be the two going to work the booth.

We will be there. I know Jack Justis will be there also.

I use a pigma micron pen 01 before the final spray. Also, make sure to not use a heavy grit sandpaper that will make deep scratches in the finish. The ink will bleed into them.

Stealth had some pool related canes at the APA nationals in Las Vegas. I would try to contact them to see if they still have them.

I am willing to make a deal on any of the machines....prices aren't set in stone. I will also be willing to spend a weekend with you to train you on any of the machines. Brandon

Cue Lathe for Sale 5900 Series Clausing Jacoby Custom Cue 715-886-2900 or 715-212-2505 (cell) jacobycc@wctc.net Serial Number: 1.340? Spindle 12? Swing 36? Between centers Machine leveling pads 1500 RPM Power Feed 220 V 3 Phase 6 Station Indexable Turret Tool Post 3 Jaw set true Chuck 5 C...

If you have a lathe you should first sand it with 600 grit sandpaper. Then clean it with just a little bit of water and then dry it right away. Then you need to burnish it with a burnishing tool. We use two pieces of wood that have a hole to fit the cue diameter. After burnishing you need to...

If anyone knows anything about this Joss I would really appreciate it. Can't find anything on the web or in the Blue Book.

You shouldn't have any problems breaking with that shaft. If you do...let us know, it has a lifetime warranty on it. And as we always say here, If you can't break with it, don't shoot with it. :)

Pretty sure it is not Schmelke. It has a metric pin, thinking from somewhere in Taiwan. Guy, it has a pretty bad warp to it....but if you are interested in buying it let me know.

We were going through old cues we had in the shop the other day and came across this one. Anyone have an idea who may have built it?