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Cases in prgress This is all mockups and practice pieces for cases we are making now. We don't just do a few types of case, we make cases no one has ever done before every day. These are snapshots of cases in various stages of progress, about 20 different cases that we are doing concurrently.

Still available, black is the new black. Wonderful texture on this case.

Perhaps you mean great businesses can be destroyed by inefficient practices. If so then we agree. Great products are great regardless. Lets be perfectly clear here, we are slow, we are not efficient, we don't have proper communication or a proper system that works smoothly. What we do have...

We agree. The ordering process should be painless and should never be frustrating or killing the excitement. We know that we suck right now and we are working on it. No need to bore you with excuses, we simply have to fix it.

Your order is now back on track. Apologies for the delay. Totally inexcusable. Karen should be in touch about it.

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$425 Shipped. 10x20 This is a case we created to be a basic and rugged storage and transport solution with some flexibility. Designed with five removable boards which each hold 2x4. Because the boards are fully padded each one acts as a case of it's own and we can provide extra storage bags...

www.jbcases.com/forsale.html $525 Shipped

You would be surprised at the amount of skill it takes to stamp correctly. Not only does it take accuracy with the tool placement but it takes a practiced touch to hold the tool at the right angle and strike it with the right force. A cue case can have anywhere from hundreds to thousands of...

This is case is hand tooled. Each impression was stamped by hand using a handheld tool and a mallet. The impressions were each filled with resist by hand to keep the natural color. This is a very labor intensive process that must be done carefully. Hand tooled cases don't start at $600 and...

The way your order was handled was disgraceful Mr. Landis. You are owed considerably by us. Our apologies for the whole fiasco. Looking back over your last emails it appears that you were generally happy with the case which is good. We will insure that the rest of the project is finished...

Some very pretty ones there. Mr. Thomas does excellent work. Lots of choice there for any consumer looking for a 1x2 case. Like us he uses a lot of interesting cowhide prints and some exotic skins. Between us and Mr. Thomas and all the other fine case makers listed it seems as if there is...

Excellent suggestion. If you don't want to wait then perhaps you can find a matching color GTF case out of the hundreds that IndyQ has in stock, www.indyq.com

Don't forget Rusty Melton, Ron Thomas, Marc Turcasso, Brian Bonner, Quivers, Castillo or Garth Bair also all living and working in the USA. If one is not limited to the USA there are several good case makers in Germany. We have a list of case makers on our site here...

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This is an excellent suggestion. We also make one like this and are much more expensive than Murnak's version. (EDIT: oops made a mistake - just noticed that on Murnak's site his is $525. Ours is $500 plus $75 shipping so at $575 we are not much more expensive. We thought that the $375 price...

We made this case for a long time friend and customer. Elements http://www.jbcases.com/elements.html Bruce's thoughts on it; "I promised a follow up report when I came back so here it is. If you missed the first review, it is LINKED. If you missed Karen Barton's GREAT Custom Pool Cue...

"Best Cases on the Planet.... - 03-27-2009, 12:50 AM Just rec'd this case from John's shop -- GORGEOUS! I've had a few Swifts and Justis cases.....but, IMHO this is by far the BEST case I have ever held in my hands - KRB" See the full testimonial with pictures here -...