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My first box cue.

Worthless! I gave the cue I play with to my wife for Valentines day a few years back. If I sold it. She would spend the money on jewelry or something silly. Leaving me with nothing tom play with. Larry

Guess it would depend on what chuck you use. I have a 6 jaw set true chuck on mine. At high speed the lathe has a bit of a wobble. With the much lighter SB 3 jaw chuck it may be just fine with the risers.

I have one and love it. First thing I would do is get rid of the risers. Larry

That narrows it down a bit. Still would help to know which makers you are curious about. You asked about recently nonactive makers. It's normal for prices to drop before they start to rise. If they start to rise. Larry

Way to general of a question to answer here. Best to ask why cuemaker X cues are selling for less. Some cuemakers are a dick or have built crappy cues. This would explain both why they are nonactive and their cues sell for less. Larry

Who are you and what have you done with the real Dean? Larry

Don't know a cuemaker alive that would turn down a $40K order! Larry

Real MOP is very strong and hard. I have to slow the cutting speeds and feeds by 80% to keep from breaking my bits. Larry

Not mine anymore.

I have put my name on several cues. Haven't had any problems selling them. Larry

I would not consider 25% off an insulting offer. Most think 10% is figured in the price to negotiate down. With all the negotiating on TV these days starting at 25% and working to 10% is the norm. Before anyone thinks to offer 90% of my asking prices. I don't discount! See it's easy to set...

Use pure soft silver. The seams just blend together. This is my second attempt at using silver. With a little practice I hope to get it seamless. Larry

Nicely done! Larry

When will my cue be done? Cumming soon!

Need to come up with a line of cases too! After all, need to know where you are putting your Peter. Larry

A good joint will do that to most any conversation! Larry

I am not a fan of having one machine for turning and inlay. I want an inlay machine to be as accurate and repeatable as I can afford. With a recut fixture on the rotary. Don't want to wear it out tapering. I want a taper machine with a dead on drive center and cheap to replace parts. I put a...