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I know a guy who has that cue and it is in mint condition shoot me a PM if your still looking.

thats cool now we know where two of the eight in the world are! LOL!

Here is a email I just got back from Richard Black. "As shown, I made this cue in '83 and it was called a "Shanin". The woods are birdseye maple (walnut colored stain) and rosewood - with ivory inlays. It was one of my brochure cues and in '83 I probably made 8 or ten of them. I later replaced...

It looks all original but I was not sure if something was done to the butt because it looked like the finish was sucked up by the wood, its still glossy though. Maybe this is just due to this was some of his early work you can tell the inllay stuff was done by hand or it looks like it to me...

I found this cue about six months ago in a small billiard shop in town this butt was in a 5 gallon bucket under all kinda of junk. By the way that is my favorite place to look :D So I bought the cue along with another great deal a Willie Hoppe one piece cue, Which buy the way all of you Toeboy...

Very Nice Work!

Is anyone using the UV booth by Brianna products or Unique Products. I'm looking to buy. I'm just not sure which one to get. I do repair work for the most part but I make a few cues every now and then. Thanks, Mark

Is anyone using the UV booth by Brianna products or Unique Products. I'm looking to buy. I'm just not sure which one to get. I do repair work for the most part but I make a few cues every now and then. Thanks, Mark

Do you spray the cue in this booth as well?

I have few raw pices of ivory that I can make a best way to install a ivory ferrule out of should I just put a hole right through or should I make it capped and threaded? :confused: Thanks

I have made a three jump break cues one good two bad:eek: . My problem is at he joint where the fore arm meets the handle area it?s off center. Can some one tell me the process for this?:confused: Thanks!

What is the through hole size on the chuck that you bought?

Here are a few picts on the Helmstetter it has Ivory furrel. The joint and butt cap also look like Ivory but could be some bone not 100% sure. Also I would have to classify it as unchalked. It has bluing on the tip just because it looks like it may have been in a cue case. The other cue has no...

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I was wondering the same thing. But I guess once again they are either not interested or they just have not made it to the lime light.

please send me the pdf for the wrap process. Thanks, Mark

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Can someone or ones :). Please tell me what it would take to get started and some how to information on making a fullsplice cue. Thanks, Mark