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You're in Michigan? You should give up the cold northern winters and move to the Orange Park/Middleburg, FL area where winters are nice and mild. In that case, I would gladly be your apprentice! In no time at all we would give all the big cue builders already here a run for their money! :grin:

Awesome set of MC cues. That steel jointer in the middle is my favorite!

Where is the link??

Could you post a pic of the entire cue? Also, what woods are used?

Wowza! Awesome cue!!

Dave, Am I understanding the last sentence in your post correctly? Are you saying that CTE only works IF the distance between your bridge and the CB is less than the distance between the CB and the OB? If that's true, then there's a whole lot of shots on the pool table that CTE does not work...

Send a PM to Fatboy (Eric Peterson) here on AZB. He may know where to find one in Vegas.

I'm with Nick on this one. Know the diamond system and kick that baby in!

Wes Hunter uses a 3/8x8 pin that he custom makes.

I love Elvis' version!

Riviera Paradise by Stevie Ray Vaughn.

According to the thread title it is!

I agree! I break with my playing cue. A Scruggs!

The one I had was 14mm but it wasn't the thickness that bothered me so much as the fact it was very sticky. I took it over to Dale Perry's shop and had him turn it down to 13mm and it worked much better.

Dale was an accountant before he was a cuemaker. He's not lacking in business experience. I see him every week as he plays in our APA 9-ball league. A nice guy and shoots good.

Precisely what I was suggesting as my first option above.

With the layout as depicted in your cuetable, I would have caromed the one in the corner hitting the tit of the pocket first sending the one off the 15 into the corner pocket and the 15 off the rail clearing the corner for the 8. Using follow, the cueball ends up on the rail straight in behind...

Troy @ KOINNKID has one listed on his website. Link below. http://www.allaboutthegameroom.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=dp1

Evan can be slow with emails at times. I would try getting him on the phone.

If I were you, I would send the cue to Evan at Schon and have him add the weight you want since my understanding is those bolts are glued in. That cue is too rare and special to risk damaging it. I also have an old Schon from the early 80's. An R12/15 and I wouldn't let anyone other than Evan...