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Earl, Happy Birthday to the greatest 9 ball player in the world. You're a true master.

Scott, best wishes on your birthday. Hope you have a great day...

Seybert's is A-one in my book. Very nice people to deal with.

Good luck with your surgery and hope everything goes well.

Pat, if more people were like you, this would be a wonderful world to live in.

Looks like Tulipwood to me.

A very good looking cue. I'm a big fan of amboyna burl.

I have a Dale Perry cue that I purchased on E-Bay about 5 years ago. I fitted it with a used McDermott I-3 LD shaft. It feels great. The balance is just right and sometimes I feel I can't miss a shot. I believe I paid around $115. Workmanship appears good if you overlook the slightly...

Jim, congratulations on building a thing of beauty. A very wise selection of woods to use. The matching joint protectors puts the icing on the cake.

I play with a Schon CX-06 and a McDermott I-3 shaft. The I-3 has a 11.75mm Moori Soft tip. When I hit the cue ball it feels that I strike it with geometric precision for maximum cue ball control. Seems easier to apply English and get the desired spin. The slim shaft feels right in my closed...

Sto Lat! It's a Polish Birthday Greeting that translates to "100 Years". The song that goes with it wishes you may live to see 100. Hope you do...

Good lord, is that a Gold Crown III?

I have a Dale Perry I bought about 5 years ago for $120. It's been a trouble free cue and I really like it and think it plays very well. I don't know how the present level cues are built, but I assume they're about the same quality as mine. $300 is way too much to pay. A good buy would be in...

Thanks for posting, I thought it was very interesting. A fairly complex assembly. Even the pocket assembly and install appeared complex. Did I miss them using beeswax or Bondo to seal the slate seams? It appears they didn't.

I also found that the Wizard tip plays very closely to a Moori medium. Great tip at even a greater price.

And may you keep going for another 30+ years.

After reading quite a few reviews of Butcher's Bowling Alley wax I finally bought a can. I cleaned a shaft using Magic Eraser and applied two coats of the wax. Played great and held up for quite a while. Excellent product, and as stated, one can will last a lifetime.

My German professor (Dr. Tolk) would have pronounced it as shurn. The umlauted letter is spoken as a "ur". Back in the 50's, Chemical Engineering students were advised to take two years of German - I wound upped taking 4 years of it.

I shoot with a Schon CX-06 which is a discontinued cue. In my opinion it's one of the nicest cues in the CX series so why would Schon decide to discontinue it? Does being discontinued affect the selling price of the cue? Any thoughts on the value of the cue - it's pristine but I did have a...

Perhaps placing a few drops of water into the joint may expand the wood so you get a tight fit.