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Wow! That Ebony & purple heart Kikel is really nice.

I live like 10 minutes from his store and was going to look around but I guess it is by appointment only to look around even. Just wondering if any one has visited his shop & how he is.

Ok for those of us that are still learning could u tell the cuemakers of each cue? I know the Gina's, Ed, Black Boar, Hercek, & Showman. The others not so for sure.

couple questions. How many points are on the Kikel? Also are all the cues on the original post still available? If not which ones are gone.

Notice he said some of his Hercek collection. Makes me wonder what other Hercek Monsters he has lurking.

Wish it was some where in the States then would not have to worry about getting it here. plus could take a look at it up close and personal. I seriously need to stop looking myself...lol.

I take it you have seen it first hand from the pics. It is a beautiful cue for sure. Diamond where do you live by the way?

wow I thought cue was a goner already. Let me know if it does not happen.

Mastercraft one thing is in the original post after his list he stated "sorry if I forgot any other Living Cue Makers". Trust me my list would be very different if we were looking at all cue makers living or dead. I forgot about Black myself I say i will take out Joe Gold and put Richard Black...

Ok to me this is the "Dream Team" of living cue makers. Black Boar Joel Hercek Barry Szamboti Ernie Gutirrez Bill Shick Bill Stroud Pete Tascarella Mike Bender Joe Gold Dave Kikel All ten of these guys have been making cues cues for 15+ years, are known for very good hitting cues and represent...

Kam- I have a question. I have heard a lot of talk about not being able to ship cues with ivory into the US is that true? If so why the change as I thought you use to be able to. thanks, jeremy

I do like the cues Hercek makes. Would be a nice one to get but have two cues I am getting already.

Very nice cue. the colors of the wood & veneers go really well together. Like how the burly is used in the inlays and as the alternating shorter points as well as in the handle.

So who do you sell the lumber too and for what uses? would make very nice cues or furniture. That Ironwood is pretty sweet but I am sure it is hard on the saw blade as that stuff is really hard.

The best suggestion i can give to your question is this. Ask some of the people you play with what cue they use and if you can hit with it. See if you like how it feels if not you can mark that one off your list. If you like it ask who the cue maker is what tip it has, shaft, type of joint, and...

These are so very nice & unique cues that you have for sale.

Looks like some Purpleheart in there.

That butterfly purpleheart is very eye catching. One day I will have a purpleheart cue.

That is truly a unique cue. I need to someday take a few pics of of a few of my cues especially the Joss and Hercek.

Vinnie the Hercek that is the second one from the left just has an insane butt on it. Joel does some intricate designs and work. He is one of my favorite cue makers.