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value This stick was custom made for Dave Lutkehaus who has since past away. I am trying to find a reasonable price for the sale . What is t he highest pr ice she should offer it at?

That's the cue!!! How do you like it. Probably Asian,

I accept all the jabs for the humor of the missing stick but I take umbridge to jo --jagoff. I think his avatar is a true likeness of him.

i get as far as uploading 5 photos to attachment management and then I can't get them onto my post. please help.

this stick needs I.D.

The cue ball is NOT sliding . It is spinning in reverse. This energy is burnt up forcing the object ball to roll foward.

thanks for spending the time on this, guys. I appreciate all the info.

Teach me why you say so quickly so I don't keep offering up crap. The stick is 56.5 inches and weighs 17oz.. 4 points with 4 veneers-from the outside in they are blue,yellow,red, green. full splice --actually may be two full splices as the lighter broader part of the points is one piece...

The good rolls you get you don't score as luck . They're skill. The bad rolls you get don't count as bad shots . Their just bad luck.

A little hustle here , a little hustle there doesn't make you a bad guy. Some players you just have to go after. Believe me, there will be some coming after you.

Hope the photos are good. What is this stick?

Your right ,of course. These days that are happening today will be the, " Good old days ," for the young people learning to shoot now. Forgive an old man for thinking like an old man. I hope the kids have a wonderful time.

Need I.D. on custom stick. Wood is Macassar ebony. Shaft is tiger stripe maple Grip may be silk.Appreciate all comments

Maybe your right. Like boxing before there was a cage,or tennis before there was a tennis association and everybody was considered an amateur, or golf before it lost it's personalities, or Basketball with Jerry and Happy, or stock car racing before it lost any resemblance to your family car. I...

Hard to tell from lousy pictures But it looks like a nice cue. I can't count the veneers but they look sharp and not cnc'd. Also the block inlays on the butt ring a bell from somewhere. You gotta give us better pictures .

I vote for ," Bubbles Cardone." That's what we called him in Pittsburgh.

The program is great. there is going to be a multitude of technicians out there that will run rack after rack. But I hope the history , the stories, the tall tales , the old ambience of the rooms with wooden floors, the smell of cigar smoke, the sounds of players yelling , "rack," to get the...

A light break stick might be okay for a really good player but for us bangers I'd go heavy so you don't have to swing as hard. Just remember there is a limit to the upper weight of a cue but no limit to the lower weight of a cue. Does that indicate anything?

Important to notice is that the cue ball is in a perfect line to get easy shape on the 7-ball which must be considered when shooting the 5 for shape in the triangle for the 6.