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Besides his history of making blanks, and name recogniton, and cue makers that he has supplied in the past, his quality of blanks and craftsmanship is outstanding. Why wouldn't people be after his blanks is a better question. His shop really is built around building full splice blanks...

What a great walking stick!! I'm sure there had to be a lot of work in that cane of yours. Great job!! Youre right, he always goes above and beyond whats asked of him. I bet it got a lot of looks at Derby.

Thats a great collection of box cues!! I have always been of fan of the box cue designs. Here is a couple that I made a while back.

Thanks, guys, for all the great comments on the cues.

Nice work, they almost look 3D in the pictures.

here is one more picture of the butt sleeves. and the forearms.

Here are a few new cues that we just finished up. Two of them are kind of old school stainless jointed cues loaded up with ivory. One is amboyna burl, and the other is ebony. The other two are flat faced 3/8-10 cues with stainless collars for those who like the look of a stainless joint...

These are a couple of cues we have built with some copper inlays.

Heres a pair I built a while ago.

Heres another example of a box cue. Like the above posters stated, a box cue is a cue with inlaid boxes instead of traditional points. This cue has boxes inlaid on top of boxes for a total of 18 boxes between the forearm and butt sleeve.

Great looking cue!!! Those veneers really look great and stand out. Thats some incredible work!!

Thanks for the compliments, Rick. It was nice talking to you again, we had a good time there.

Here are a few Davis-Prince traditional stainless steel jointed cues with an old school feel to them but with some modern inlays of copper, Ivory, mother of pearl. I finally had some time to take some detailed pictures of them. These all have smooth bushka style leather wraps, and delrin...

That is a classy looking cue!! Subtle, yet elegant. I am impressed with every Murrell cue I see lately. He is doing some beautiful work. Congratulations on a great pick up!

Thanks Ryan and josh for the kind words about the cues!! We appreciate it. I'm sure there will be tons of great cues at the show, I'm Looking forward to it.

Thank you for compliments on the the cues and design. We really appreciate it and are looking forward to seeing everyone at the show.

Here is a sneak peak at a few of the new Davis-Prince cues that we will be displaying at the WCCS coming up this weekend. The two cues with the old school delrin butt caps are stainless steel jointed cues, inlaid with ivory, copper, and some mother of pearl. The cue with the short butt cap...

you could engrave the buttcap under the bumper when you make the buttcap, before it is attached to the cue. That is how I do it. I engrave the year the cue was made and fill the engraving with white fill. That will last forever as long as the buttcap remains on the cue. With your CNC...

That cue was built in 2011. Here is another one that was built at the same time. the first one was amboyna burl, this cue is thuya burl. both cues have ivory joints, inlays, and hoppe rings.

heres one we made that i think has everything that you mentioned in your post.