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Had a 1894 cowboy 357 for a while. Super sweet guns you have there! Larry

Not only are they hard to build. Photographing can be a problem too! Larry

My sea shell cue was my most PIA cue I have done to date. It required me to cut a pocket. Glue in the highlight colors then wait four hours to cut the profile of each segment. With seven segments on each shell, my CNC was tied up for 28 hours for each inlay. That's why there is only one sea...

$120 + 50 hours of my life. Larry

Not sure I could keep up with your current build rate!

I agree with Chopdoc. I have seen the cue you built for Dean. It looked good to me. Epoxy takes time to get consistent results. I wouldn't give up on it just yet. Larry

Well he is finished with me. Time for him to move on to some fresh wood! Larry

Every place I have bought a lathe from had some way of loading it into a pickup. Cherry picker and some imagination can unload it. Larry

Johnny, I have moved many lathes in the bed of a 3/4ton pick up. Nice lathe by the way. Larry

My favorite machine lathe is my SB heavy ten. If I could only have two. It would be a deluxe and a heavy ten. Lucky I have plenty of room. Currently I have four machine lathes in use. The deluxe and am working on a CNC tapering machine. Like I said " it's an addiction". Larry

I have a deluxe and several machine lathes, If I could only have one lathe expressly to build cues. I would get a deluxe. I would give up building cues. If I could only have one lathe. Might as well get both. You are going to spend way more money than you ever thought tooling up to build a...

Yep! I can remember having those thoughts after seeing your shop! Larry

Very nice! I love the butt sleave and how the forearm inlays tie everthing together. Larry

Looks good without curl too Larry

Playing, I would have to say this. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=177369&highlight=Wiley Other than playing, I would have to say this, http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=445669&highlight=Vigus Larry

Fu-cue! A well made $200 cue will sell. No mater what it's called. Larry

I go to the wood store. Then some assembly is required. Larry

Redwood burl

I am too cheap have my own cue. So when my wifes cue needs a new tip. No way am I gonna pay someone to put one on it. I do it myself with a lathe! Larry