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I would also have to question that statement. They seem to have invested a lot in manufacturing here in the USA according to this press release from 3 years ago: http://mcdermottcue.com/pressrelease206growth.asp They also state that, "As always, Mcdermott cues are made in the USA", on this...

You are correct, the shaft comes clean easily enough, even with a dry cloth towel. The ferule on the other hand needed a little something extra to keep it looking new, hence using the eraser. That makes it white again within just a few seconds. As you said, a having a lathe would produce the...

I just got a brand new McDermott Dubliner a week ago (hoping all those 4 leaf clover inlays will bring some luck to my game) and there is nothing wrong with it. I dont know about the other brands but I know McDermott has some lower end cues. Could those be some of the ones you were looking at...

I'm curious if anyone here has used 3M Micro Mesh papers. I recently tried them on my shaft and the results are great so far. It was a lot of work but it would have been a lot easier if I had a lathe though. I started with some 600 grit and then went to 800. After that I started with the Micro...

I got mine directly from www.cueshark.com. Service was great. I ordered last Sunday using PayPal and it arrived by Friday. It might have arrived on Thrusday though. I didn't check the mail that day. Either way it was very prompt service.

The CueShark PUP - Two Thumbs Up I just got my Cue Shark PUP in the mail yesterday. I must say I am impressed with the tool. The larger version with the powder and chalk holder seemed over priced to me, especially since I don't use powder at all. The PUP on the other hand, seemed like it would...

Yep that's the right video. I spent another couple of hours today searching for that shaper. No one seems to have one. If anyone knows where to get one, please let me know.

Hello Shawn, I just watched a video where you were showing the items you carry in your case. One of the items you metioned was an Alice's cue tip shaper that used diamond abrasive so that it would last forever. Where does one aquire such a wonderful little tool? I searched for a couple of hours...