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Kelly, Again, let me say how impressed I am with the thoroughness of your cue designer/calculator. Very nice! And thanks for taking the time to sanity check my work. I'll try to explain my approach below... it might become unintelligible as I have only a few minutes before I have to go...

Heh. So my wheel isn't nearly as round as yours! :-) I did the same slicing over the lenght of the cue, using a single wood density for each slice. And then adding any additional weight for hardware/rings. Nothing as precise as your modeling of the cue! I suspected my balance point...

You have to be logged in to Google docs before that option is available. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

EDIT: web-based (non-spreadsheet) version of this calculator is now available. EDIT: http://dbv.netavail.net/pj-calc.html As part of my ongoing (and first :eek:) cue design/building experiment, I created a spreadsheet to calculate the approximate weight and balance point of a (plain jane)...

Thanks. I figured they might not be available since everyone I've called didn't have them. Cheers! Brent Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

No such thing?

Does anyone out there make/sell/have g-10 connecting screws?

A friend of mine (daniel on azb) has a few. Give him a call. 919-247-3391. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Yes. I had my ob classic pr fit to a different butt and it feels completely different now. There is no part of a cue that doesn't matter.

Kevin's cues play amazing. I wish I had the cash to buy this one right now.

pros: seems to give the cue a crisper hit. My theory is that, due to the significantly reduced weight in the middle of the cue, the cue resonates at a higher frequency along its length...much closer to the frequency that solid pieces of wood would resonate. Of course, this isn't scientific...

...except for the glazing over part of the kamui tips.

Simple is beautiful!

I _love_ the thin ringwork. Classy. cheers! Brent

WOW! What a beauty. Why must I be so damned poor...oh, right, I just picked up another Olney a week ago :-) If this cue plays as good as every other Olney I've hit, someone is practically stealing this cue at this price. GLWS!

one more bump for offers before this gets sold locally

Thanks, Fox. Hopefully someone will pick this up before it gathers too much dust.

I'm open to reasonable offers on this.

Title says it all...mostly. The butt is a nicely figured piece of rosewood; the pictures below don't even come close to capturing the rosewood. OB Classic Pro was fitted by Proficient Billiards (no sticker on the shaft). This package deal includes the original shaft and the OB. The original...

I own a rosewood players sneaky. I think you'll have a hard time finding a better cue for about $50. The rosewood has barely any figure but the maple bits are of good stock and the finish on the shaft is as good as I've seen. The cue is still dead straight even though it lives in my car.