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What is inlay material? Nice cue.

Mine has a signature under the clear coat, looks like a sharpie was used. My opinion is that signatures don't increase the value, but are a nice touch. It irritates me though that signatures, like Balabushka are printed on cues that were not made by the cuemaker. Just my 2 cents.

I've got a McDermot C3 that I bought in 1980 (1st real cue) which has seen many a game and kind of beat up (still arrow straight) that I use to break with. Never will be sold.

Very nice indeed! You are one lucky boy Fatboy.

I won't begrudge a good cuemaker selling his cues for a good price. Everyone has to make a living and if you are a craftsman making an exceptional product you should be justly compensated. I doubt even the best cuemakers are getting rich making cues.

Nice! Is the forearm bubinga?

Nice cue anyway.

NV = Nick Varner?

Did not think would last long.

I have a PH plain Jane Nova. Plays very nice.

Nice!

Sounds like a real nightmare.

Nice!

Nice job on those stats!

I recovered my 8' table with new cloth. Did a nice job, stretching and stapling the cloth. Looked great when I was done. Next day, the cloth had wrinkles all along the rails and in front of the pockets. What did I do wrong? Should I have let the cloth lay out a few days after taking out of the...

I don't own or ever hit with one, but have seen what his cues sell for, so my guess is he was too busy making cues to sell to care about the small jobs.

Two of them would be useful if you have a room with wall challenges and need a shorty cue.

Just keep on shooting.

Nice cue!

I have a real nice one. Plays great! Yours is a nice traditional style. Mine is the one in the middle below. Bubinga with ebony rucuts.