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Typically when I think of a players cue, it's one that is from a maker that typically makes very exotic, heavily inlaid cues, and the one for sale is more plain and more affordable for the average player vs the collector. Jim

Joe I guess my point was to not throw stones. If you want buyers to post that they're looking to trade in a WTB ad then sellers should post "No Trades" in their ad's as it saves everyone time. I agree with everything you're saying. and I certainly understand needing the cash instead of cues...

I think sellers need to post "No Trades" in their listing also, instead of giving smart alec answers about roofers not taking cues as payment... Jim

Oh ok. I really didn't think you would do that. That's why I was so shocked. Best of luck to both of you in the search. Jim

Wow! Way to hijack someone elses WTB thread and try to buy it out from under him. Jim

Still looking... Jim

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WTS or WTT Universal Smart Shaft in 3/8x10. I am open to really anything in trade. Blue Diamond Chalk, OB1 5/16x14, just really whatever. Make offer. I value at $100.

bump, somebody's got to have some or able to make me some. Jim

Try rubbing vigorously with wax paper. Jim

Needed for Bender Jump Break. Thanks! Jim

The Kamui black medium is very hard, but the hit seems to get better and better (to me) the more it's used. For a layered tip I really like Kamui the best. Jim

I have a couple of cues with Kamui and Kamui blacks, love them both. Jim

I'm not sure who you ordered it from, but patience and understanding is always the best way to go. I think a lot of people fail to realize that a lot of cuemakers have real jobs and real families that they have to do. Plus they have to maintain their own equipment answer their e-mails and...

I bought my ticket. I never win anything, but just in case I do, my plan is to donate it to the Altus AFB NCO Club. What a wonderful opportunity Mrs. Dodson has given us :thumbup: Jim

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Is it a real Whitten case? If so, I will bid. Jim

I absolutely love the feel of an ivory ferrule. They certainly deflect more. Once you get used to it though, you'll know how to play the shots. There is a learning curve though. Can you play better with a melamine ferrule...probably...but since I mostly play for my enjoyment, I'll stick with...

I'll take the unpaid numbers if nescessary. Jim

As the title says, please let me know what you got! Jim