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Dean, If they twisted your arm real hard, would you consider selling them a Bushka? LOL

You could have contacted a cuemaker in the Texas Hill Country with 28 years of cue making.

I am with you. Love me some amboyna burl.So hard to score the red variety without hitting an armored car!

I am glad to see all the responses even if some slipped away from the initially posed question. I, too, would like to see that match. On a side note, it is great to see Justin Hall in the finals with Busty in the current Big Truck promotion of the Scotty Townsend Memorial Tournament. Seems...

So, who finished 4th?

For you one pocket fans, in your opinion, what kinda weight would Corey need to play Chohan for some serious cash? Chohan is one of the most creative guys playing one pocket. He does not, in my opinion, play at Dennis or Alex's speed. Corey also is very creative and thoughtful in his approach...

Perhaps, like ivory, it is very susceptible to moisture or temp changes. I always use phenolic under ivory rings, joints, or butt pieces. Bet you do, also.

Jack is spending all his time with his wife. She has a serious medical issue and has spent a number of days in Scott and White Hospital. I doubt he has worried much about posting in threads when his wife and he are fighting for a cure. I am not speaking for Jack but I do have a friend in Temple...

Wondering what words you left out of your post?

Long story short is the buyers seem happy but the AZ jury is still out. I saw no need to ***** from the 1st time I read "money back if you are not satisfied". The story, however, does give everyone a chance to pile on.

what he said

How about Jeremy Jones? He plays all games well, has won a number of tournaments and championships, played and coached a Mosconi Cup team. He also has done some great commentary on a number of pool tournaments and matchups of great players. He has matured and I think would be a good pick for...

Bill, you have been a pioneer innovator in building cues and most of us older guys can remember you from your early playing days. Your needs are being lifted in prayer by many, many persons on AZB and throughout the pool player's world. Know that you are not alone in your battle, we have your...

Snakewood is very prone to crack unless you are willing to use splices. Cuemakers understand the slice statement.

Red Amboyna burl would be a knockout with ebony especially if you subbed orange for the gray veneer.

Prayers sent up for you, Jeff. It is never to late to renew a relationship with God even if you have had minimal or no contact with him at all. Forgiveness is a prayer away. Talk to Him and tell Him your fears and need for help.

What would you do if you had 4-500 pieces of quality cue squares of wood and could build anything you wanted? My dilemma.

Sorry to hear of your brother's very serious illness. Prayers for your brother, and his extended family.

Delamination of finish or?

You might be better off to ask potential buyers to send you a private message offer through your AZB account.