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Ya Si... surely like pulling teeth, trying to move anything this summer. Then of course, my clients take half of June & all of July off.. you can imagine what that does for my August cash flow... and im not even in the cue business... otherwise Ida hopped on that sweet Gilbert.. by the way...

Your a great guy too, Simon... remember, at the end of the day, the one with the most cues, WINS!! (and I think quality will matter too)!!

That's a real sweetie Simon.. the points-veneers look awesome.. very crisp. Your price is very, very good. You know I just got the white & craftsman from you... or I'd entertain it myself.. will see what's up in 3-4 weeks.. but I know that Jensen will be gone long before then. Hope all is well...

Simon.. etal .. Just for your 'gee whiz' folder.. the Mottey in question belongs to Mr. William Grassley of Cornerstone. This should officially solve the mystery. Note: Simon.. email to you shortly. Brett

Hi Chady... WOW!! Looking at her now, never should of moved er .. i'm down to one JW (Vintage like your Tulip) ... funny, all of the JW's I have owned over the years and many fancy ones, I have held on to that vintage ebony 4-pt, no work .. just hits an absolute ton.. as I know your tulip hits...

Hi Charley.. how are ya?? Sweet cue. Lookin for a white in the near future, but too much goin on right now to do anything... keep me posted your collection... what did you end up doin with the JW?? Man did that ever turn out gorgeous. Your bud, Brett

Si.. Just got word that my Vintage Stroud will be here mid next week... and when my new craftsman arrives, I will then do the photo shoot my current collection... waiting your adv re the craftman.. but you know we're emailing each other already on that subject.. P.S. Man were you right about...

Ya Simon, that is just a sweetheart... I know your not lookin to move it.. we both know what each other has... and pls continue to keep me abreast as your collection evolves, and I will do the same. That Gilbert is some kind of sweet too (thanks)... I know that you'd like that Skip that I...

Thanks for turning me on to this site. I will continue to read various posts and occasionally chime in. Funny, my original post was directed to cuegirl, concerning ebay. Since I do have alot of ebay experience, buying & selling, I thought I could share some of that wisdom with her, but then a...

I say, buy a cue from whomever, whenever, and as often as you'd like.. Try to get into it, at the best price possible. One of the things I hear about the benefit of purchasing direct from a maker is 'oh but you can design your own cue, with your preferred spec, but really, most people when...

Your comments duly noted, and it just depends on how you view 'cues' and how they fit into your life. My reply was really directed to cuegirl, wherein she was concerned about buying high end cues off ebay, and as per my initial thread, you can see my views on it, but also informing her if she...

Back atcha Bill, ten fold. Thanks for all that you've done for me over the past couple years.. couldnt ask for a better friend in the cue community, and on a personal note, will do that dinner next time we hook up.. too bad last time, you had to hit the road en route to the west coast. Wish I...

You are certainly correct Bill... and as I say.. 'stay smart'... having said that about ebay, the absolute best way to purchase a cue, especially of the 'high end' variety, (for me, that would be cues over 2K) is through bona fide dealers. You are sure to get 'pristine', and especially certain...

By the way, if you cant develop a sense of trust through email or verbal contact, wherein seller/buyer cant just move the check/cue at the same time, then dont do the deal... in other words, if you feel that you must work through 'escrow'... forget about it.. lifes just too short for me to ever...

ebay . Hi cuegirl. I see that you dealt with Bill G... (a class act). I have dealt with a number of individuals at az too. Also, have bought/sold/traded a number of cues through ebay. Ebay is just another outlet for buyers & sellers. For most people times can be good & then turn bad, and...

jump vs kick Kicking is far more important than jumping. Certainly there are times when jumping is the only option. I agree that you should take some time to learn how to jump (easy to learn the correct method... more difficult to hone it, ie pocketing balls with shape)... but if you do learn...

makers .. and i agree Paul K should be in there Also, let's not forget about Art C.

makers Living makers: (course you know Gus Sz would lead the leads if not, and Jerry Franklin would be in there too) 1. Barry SZ 2. Pete T 3. Joel H 4. Tad 5. Ernie G 6. Searing 7. Mottey 8. White 9. JW 10. Boar Lots of other super makers.. Gilbert, Skip Weston ... certainly will be on...