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I'd like to procrastinate a little less. I've got cue's that are in different stages that were started over a year ago. Between work, yard/garden, and running a poker game two nights a week, I'll opt most times to take a nap instead of work on cues. If I ever get to the shop, I'm good for...

My friend has ask me to send out the huntin' dogs to find him a used Predator BK2. Anyone got anything? He has no wrap preference. Thanks

Foreign made cues are here to stay. A person could make a stand and refuse to work on the cues but that will only create more competition. Somebody would step up and become a "foreign cue" specialist and make more money than the guy that's doing the boycott. I do enjoy watching someone that just...

I'd bet that most of the noise was coming more from the hollow ferrule than from the crack.

I was wondering. Is Mully your name or is it some kind of a nickname. When I was in Japan, my Japanese friends all called me Debu.(translated to redneck english= lard ass):D

I don't know how much money you have to spend, so I can't give you an opinion on which machine I think would be best for you. I would recommend starting small. Repair work will make you more money starting off and the initial investment is much less. If later on down the road, you decide to...

Did you use the Meucci because it was handy or would you consider this ferrule material to be similar to that which is on a meucci originally? Thanks

wrong. Like Tom says, all fouls cost you a ball.

Thanks much for the info. I haven't seen the cues yet, so I'm not sure what to expect. If the guy decides to do the work, I'll post some pics. Thanks again.

Not sure if this is the best forum to ask this question but here goes... I was contacted about restoring 2 Hoppe Brunswicks 2 piece cues. Before I take on the work, I want to make sure that I'm not killing the value of the cues. My question is, What's the going rate for a decent Hoppe vs what...

Before you cut your points, you need to stack veneers similar to the male jp in the pic above. After you stack the veneers then you cut your pocket for your points

Nice. That's one Bluds machines right?

It depends on where you buy. I have been quoted $3.50 per square inch for random sizes thick enough for inlays

Zim, Nat of Southeast has something to do with a poolroom in Clarksville. I think he owns it but I'm not sure. Nice bar, seperate room with Diamond Barboxes, 9 ft Diamonds and Valley tables also. Pro Shop etc. Open 24hrs. It's on second street just off of College St (I think). Donald Bludworth...

I have a 4x8 homemade poker table that needs recovering. Just wonderinig if any of you guys have anything that you might want to sell. I'd prefer "standard" green. PM if you have anything that you can get rid of. Thanks

I have a 4x8 homemade poker table that needs recovering. Does anyone here sell cloth? I want the standard green or a blue. I'm looking for something cheap. PM me and let me know what you have. Thanks

Not sure if it was Blud's taper, but I bought one of his saw machines and there was a finished butt taper program that started at .840 and went to 1.240

I've never had a problem playing against the champions in the small weekly tournaments. The players aren't the ones that make the tournaments anyway. In my area, the tourny's are made by the people that gamble on the calcutta. Without the calcutta players, your tournament is not going to be much...

I have a friend that's the same way. Given the choice of 2 cues similar in looks, he will choose the one where the points don't line up perfectly. He's the same with stitch rings too. He's OK with rings that are all in alignment, but thinks the cue has more character if something's not as it...

Most of the wait time with buying cues is from processing the woods. Some cuemakers will let their shafts "rest" a month between cuttings and it might take a year to get the shafts to finished size. Other makers have large inventories of wood that's ready to go and their wait isn't as long. The...