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Great work as always Al..hope all is well.

Congrats to Mr. Thomas Wayne, truly one of kind cue sir. and special thanks to Jaime for the great effort as always..

Thanks Bud. hope all is well. Thanks for the words my friend Al:) That solid handle can truly gives a different style of beauty specially on making jps. and i know your the man:thumbup: Thanks Eugene, yours will have as well. Thanks sir. Thanks mam. Thank you Chris, it was the owners...

Just want to share my latest works, the owner wants a true player with some beauty from the woods, it has an East Indian Rosewood forearm and buttsleeve with purpleheart on points and butterflies using some colorful veneers, was made for a good friend from Singapore.. Thanks for...

Totally Jaw dropping, thats a tons of work to do and what a talent..if it has a people playing pool then it would be qualified..:)

Lots of interest. Thanks guyscue is sold...

I am selling this brandnew cue with a great price, the cue features an ebony forearm with six amboyna burl points recuts with maple, it has a 3 long and 3 short points likewise to the buttsleeve, cue has a wrapless amboyna burl handle, with a top notch grade from my personal stash, amboyna burl...

Hi guys, just want to share this simple player, i made this cue for a good friend of mine, he also love amboyna burl so i made this one for him. Thanks for looking. Happy Holidays to all, Al

As usual, great work there Alton. I hardly noticed that the ringworks has a thin silver..Congrats.

Beautiful masterpiece and piece of history...

From moori tips to kamui tips....

Just want to thanks everyone for the kind words, specially to my friend Jive for all his patience during the build and was happy to work with him. The result of the recuts on the points of the cue are great, plus the beauty of the wood itself which is unique and can only be done by mother...

Nice Case there bud, the 3D effect is cool..

Sorry for the late update, the cue is already sold long time ago.. Thanks, Al

When i first read the cuemaker a couple of weeks ago, i was surprise and curious too, and my thoughts is that maybe the son of late Edwin, decided to start making cues, because Edwin has a son around 25+ on age. but after seeing his work on Fb, its not totally one of the late Edwins style of...

A sad news for Cuemaking industry, hes truly a master and great cuemaker. May he rest in peace and condolence to his family and friends.

Definitely not one of his work, and also by seeing the markings on it, its totally not his signature.

Congrats to my fellow Pinoy..a well deserved win..