Recent content by T.J

.Tom Im not a cue builder my godfather is a cabinet maker/old lumber jack. He says this is one of the best ways to cure wood and today is still one of the best ways to cure wood. There is a place near here called cuabin recover. They pulled up these logs that have been sitting down there for...

Thanks for that info I play with Vt an l-re and a few other players cues they do make some good stuff. The only prob I ran into it getting tuff of line I pick up two players cues. Rolled them on the table and had not the shafts but the butts were worped. So I sent them back and they shipped out...

http://www.dishawcues.com/Cues.htm This guy Dan maks some nice customs as well.

thanks for the link T.j

cool I was haven probes finding the cue ya its kind of weird that they don’t show the signature of Dave or the other markings what would bee cool is a # where I can contact players direct to find out I got the cue for the same price 125 and change but for a collectors cue I thought they miss...

any ideas on what this cue is worth Been trying to find it on the net but no luck its a collection edtion players cue has a (GW) stamped on it never seen chalk# is VIII and has a signature of Dave something hard to read. needing to find some info on this cue thanks. T.j

I here these guys are the best there is there track record speaks for its self as well as there quality of materils i know if i had the money i would be getting one take the time and look at there stuff give the man a call ask around i know in my region they are well known...

Can get a sweet samsara cue from 1400-2400 range.http://samsaracues.com/instock.htm :D

Trust me these cues are like my arms i keep then in real good shape i even went as far as getting an extra shaft. as well as looking into getting a custom one done as well. I know what there worth and i hope they will tret me as good as i tret them for many yrs to come..........

Meening i got them free lol. Even if i had to pay for them. I still would love the cue. It pays to have nice wood. At the same time its even better when there free as well. But even if i had to spend the 250 and the 120 on these cues are worth ever cent.

I will be in touch with ya in the next few weeks. I have to get my stuff together for vagas if every thing goes good at market square. Thanks T.j

Chris I like the cues i seen on your sight keep up the sweet work. It must be fun to build a sweet cue and then play with Them as well. im glad there is pepole like you on these fourms to help out us out.

cool where im from there are far and few cue makers in our area. i know of two of them and they seem to be only a one man shop and backed up. Thanks for the info on shaft wood and what would it coust to say have one done up it would need to fit a uniloc vintage vt-90 here is a pic of the but...

So what kind of wood makes a real strong playing shaft. and has any one tryed an ash shaft just wondering.

This is my first set of cue`s Vintage Vt-90 Lucasi L-re Ill have better pics soon. For the money i love these cues.