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I would be okay with Horse shit! :geek:

No....sorry. Every one I have ever made play like dog crap. They seem like they are too light.;)

Most of the very dark woods are on the endangered species list or threatened. Even Wenge(Ebony substitute) is getting close. I think twice before using it, and yes I bought Ebony in the 80's. I bought it because I knew it would be unattainable soon. So, yes I was part of the problem. All of...

The inserts have unthreaded from several vintage cues that I own, both metal and plastics. My repair was to notch the outside threads with a dremel and then wipe the insert with alcohol. Then apply slow curing epoxy to the inside of the shaft hole. I screw a matching pin into the insert and...

That's strong! I thought I recognized that room.

It appears you are slightly over cutting the deuce. You cant cheat the Diamond pilgrim...Diamond got its own ways.

If I were going to play him one pocket for money...I would need two balls:geek:

I think Jenor's nephue, Steve also makes cues that look like this. Vhante custom cues.

Well I do. They always bring me down to their level. It is hard to recuperate.

You could say to the universe this is not fair. And the universe would say: Oh, isn’t it? Sorry.

I'm betting you would call it fair.

I am thinking a three point.

In 2014 I tried to hit as many of the famous rooms in California. HOB was on the list, I spent 4 hours in there on a quiet day. I just practiced by myself. I could certainly feel the history.

My pleasure. It is great that you are back!

In your absence, you may have missed this thread. Although I don't believe the cue in question is related to mine, there are similarities. Mine was also picked up in the Chicago area. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/new-old-stock-vintage-cue.543440/

Pool is supposed to be fun. This format is, for many enjoyable to play and watch. The events have been run rather well and promoted properly. Many enthusiasts filling the venues in areas that pros do not frequent, I went to the tourney in Denver and got to see up and comers along with pros...

I enjoyed that. Thanks

I guess it would boil down to the condition of the table and what you are wanting it for. JE Came was a very early billiard table manufacturer. Some of these tables were very ornate and if restored correctly fetch a big price. As for how they play, I could only guess. I would bet that extensive...

The Carom King, Hi Run, Keen Shot and the Medalist Pro are all hard to find in good shape. Those cues were made only for a few years around the late 30's. The wood on the Carom King looks amazing. The Keen Shot and the High Run are closely related, both were butterfly joints, High Run had two...