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I have been a big fan of pooldawg8 milk duds for sometime now. If you are expecting something like a soft Kamui. You may be in for a big suprize. Larry

Biggest, baddest and monster pretty much covers it! Thanks for sharing! Larry

Love seeing Jake's work. Thanks for sharing! Larry

I like the cue, but love how excited you are to tell the story behind it. Was going to ask which ferrule length you liked. Then I noticed only one has been played. Can you tell us the thoughts behind the different lengths? Larry

Yes, but when you find someone who has a good stroke! Larry

Saw this cue in person yesterday. Pictures don't show the true beauty! Well done Mr. Owen! Larry

Don't have to core them. Full splice cues were made for many years before the first cored cues. Just have to be carefull of the wood combinations. There is a reason you don't see ebony on ebony titelist cues! Larry

This butt alone would have been about 18.5oz. Uncored. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=414975&highlight=Vigus Larry

Never met the man, but his love for boobies, comes through with his every post! Larry

Start local and work you way out. Don't buy a cue based on the cheapest price for the style you want. By buying local. You have a better chance of hitting with the cue makers cue. He will also be less likely to go missing if there is a problem. Larry

I will take it. Shipping will be to 75409 Larry

Last time I talked to Royce about these. He was having unforeseen problems and was looking to go in a different direction! Larry

My favorite Sugartree to date. Congratulations on getting a fine cue! Larry

Cue with a wrap is an easy repair. I would recommend Ryan too! Larry

Pretty simple Value of warped cue= value of straight cue-cost of repairing the cue Larry

Only met them once, but I have to agree with both points. Great people and not fond of the Internet! Larry

It's easier to build square bottom points. Most leave the points the width of their band saw blades. To go to sharp return points. Other steps must be taken. It's also easier to cut the forearms leaving the returns blunted. With sharp returns. You have no end grain to end grain glue contact...

Why? Larry

I will take two, XXL. Shipping will be to 75409. What's my total. Larry

First, I have never seen a manual machine. That couldn't be converted to CNC. So any points could be CNCed in. Second, I hope any modern cue made, from start to finish, by a well respected cuemaker. Would have points within 1/8 inch. Sneakies, conversions, and older cues get a pass. Larry