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    Bulletproof Billiards Cue Raffle, benefiting St. Judes Childrens Hospital.

    Payment sent... sorry for the delay
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    Bulletproof Billiards Cue Raffle, benefiting St. Judes Childrens Hospital.

    Seven and twenty five (7&25) please
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    Efren sign cue

    Definitely looks similar but looks like wrong joint, wrong butt cap and wrong bumper. Can't tell the date on the cue but points are sharp so it would have to be old or custom. No name on butt??
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    Wood porn on a Monday??? Hey Joey

    Got bored yesterday because of the snow and couldn't get out. What's Porn without a bedroom scene.
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    Peanutbutter... Mystery Cue...

    I definitely prefer the linen wrap over leather but please update us when you get the cue back. Id love to see the difference after the refinish.
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    Bye bye spare bedroom, Hello 12×28 (shop)

    I'm not a cuemaker but was wondering do any of you use different setups for dust compared fumes? Or is it all just on one system.
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    Peanutbutter... Mystery Cue...

    Just guessing, but it looks like all the veneers match perfect, joint/forearm/butt. I'd guess the same maker who built the forearm also finished the cue.
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    Duffy conversion

    Is this the cue @Lizardking made?
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    RA Custom Cue????

    Roger Allen, Randy Anderson. Have no clue who made it though.
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    there really WAS an "ames billiards" in nyc

    This is a great 20 year old thread.. Bad part is seeing some of the guys like Steve and Dale who are no longer with us... Just like Ames.
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    Tip Pads

    Maybe phenolic...
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    Honduran Rosewood Burl Collection

    UNBELIEVABLY BEAUTIFUL CUES Alot of talent and artistry right there.
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    Teddy Bear Palmer

    She sure looks purdy....
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    Need help tracking down vintage materials for a cue.

    Those points let you see the figure in the forearm. I like the traditional points but it hides alot of the figure, sometimes a waste of beautiful wood. Those give you both. I can imagine 6 of those on a cue,best of both.
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