Recent content by R2PQZ

I am turning shafts today. Every time I get back to my phone you have more cues to share. If I miss the like button on any of them I apologize.

Your posts are so enjoyable I haven't had this much fun since the hogs ate my little brother at the Nebraska State Fair in 1963!

You really have the who's who of cue craftsmanship.

Ron Haley is one of the builders Bill Webb befriended. He really admired his workmanship.

So tired of name calling and politics. I joined azb just for posts like this. Makes up for a lot of nonsense on this sight!

Nothing like Sunday cue porn!

I bought my house in 1991. If this keeps up your collection will surpass the current market of my house. Amazing

Not just beautiful cues. Some history for icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing.

I started doing repairs in 1979. Then building in 1983. Seen a lot of Hueblers. The 211 club where I worked was a dealer for Huebler. His cues were always built with first class components. Never saw one with any warpage.

That's what she said!

You have more invested in cues than what I paid for my house. Very nice collection.

Bill was a great player. He was tough to beat for the money. We traveled together looking for action. This was in the eighties. He was originally from Arkansas. He went by Spider Webb.

Bill was a glazier by trade. In the eighties he left Seattle and ended up in Texas. While there he would visit Richard Black in his shop. That sparked his interest in building cues. I shipped him a Titlist which he soaked in a bathtub to disassemble. He learned a lot from that. After a few years...

Worked at the 211 Club in Seattle for 20 years. John Teerink R.I.P. was in the top 10 in rankings more than once. He had the purest stroke I have ever seen. There were quite a few 3C players in there years ago. They were quite a different group from the pool players. Very seldom did they play...

Watched Cornbread Red and Champagne Ed Kelly in Reno while Ronnie watched in the bleachers.