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Thanks for letting me know. International shipping always seems to be a nailbiter.

I have 9 ebony rounds for sale. The diameters are all about 1.34". The four on the left are 19.75-20" long. The last 5 run from 17 to 18". The rounds have a thin sealer on them. As seen in the pic, they have a bit of color here and there. There is some minor grain movement and a couple...

I bet your reliable source is the fat cat.

Here is my website in case you are interested. http://mvpcues.com/

Hi treed, thanks for your interest. Purchases are through my web site. Rod prices are shipped prices, so just order whatever you need through the Paypal cart. http://mvpcues.com/tomahawk.php

Joe asked me to post some pics that he sent me. Here they are. I also included the one I took for my web site upon delivery as the first pic.

Thanks for the purchase! I will get it in the mail tomorrow. You will be able to track it through the Paypal transaction.

No. Curves can have asymptotes. The boundary of an asymptote is linear but the line that approaches it is still a curve. It has to be a curve since it never reaches it. The shaft would gradually increase in diameter from the tip but slowly enough that it would look like a "pro taper" or very...

Wow. A curve doesn't have to have a relative maximum or relative minimum to be a curve.

A cone from tip to butt would throw off something somewhere. 10.5 mm tip for a typical joint and butt size. For a typical 12.5mm tip, either the joint is going to have to be really thin or the butt is going to have to be really fat. I've never made and hit with a cue with a really small or...

I often want the impossible in my life as well. A lot of the LD "conical" shafts with small tips aren't really conical, they are much closer to three linear tapers. With a cutter. No, seriously. If the tip is 11.75 mm and the joint is a typical .845", there is only one way to make a concial...

My response was in jest, and a result of a lot of water under the bridge (a lot of posts in this forum on the subject) when it comes to parabolic tapers. It sort of became a buzz word that IMO was applied to all tapered shafts that had a curve to them. There was even some speculation that a...

Doing a parabolic taper also requires wearing a special hat.

Like others, I copied DZ. Here is mine. http://mvpcues.com/cuebuilds/ringjig.php

It takes a finish well, no problems reported by any customers. I have sprayed autoclear directly over Tomahawk, and have applied a very thin epoxy basecoat and then sprayed. No problems with either for me.

I will take them. Sending PM.

All sold, thanks.

I have 8 surplus figured purpleheart squares for sale. The curl is diagonal to the squares, if you accept that curl can be diagonal. If not, you can just call them "figured". They are all around 19.75" long, and are surfaced four sides to about 1.475". Dense material. Clean, I surfaced them...