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thanks guys.looks like we have some mathematicians here. i cut it today from 1.38ish to .960" and 1.30".i know huge cut right,but i am cue-less and want one fast.it's for me so if it moves it moves,no biggie.i also put a 6" long 3/4" dowel of Cocuswood in the front to add weight up there.i know...

no a-joint,and i hate to have to add weight to the butt only.i am thinking about putting a 6-8" piece of 3/4" Blackwood in the front. i'm making it for myself and i'm going to make it fast.not sure i would trust it to stay straight over there.i have yours going now too though and i am going to...

that is the best buy on AZ right now Joe.very hard to beat Lambros for fit/finish and playability.he is right there with SW.are those 3/4" ivory ferrules?

i am making a full length cue out of one piece of Bubinga.i will use a brass pin and a 4oz shaft,but i was wondering what some guesses on weight would be.i was hoping for 18+oz without adding anything other than the joint pin,but honestly i haven't worked too much with Bubinga,only a few cues...

one of the few videos i have seen where you can actually improve albeit just a little by just watching.he has some serious knowledge in those videos.

now that's a nice cue.

clean looking work.

i always thought it was only 2 for shaftwood.Black maple and Sugar maple and they are generally very close in weight. couldn't agree more.

it was in post #30.guess i read it wrong.my mistake.good luck with your sales.

better plan.not only for balance but i don't like the way long shafts feel or play.

haha.could very well be. i have a friend that claims to be pretty tight with Kers and supposedly he doesn't like shaft wood to exceed low 30's for rpi.supposedly he like his shafts to be between 16-34rpi or something like that.of course i can't garuantee this to be true and i would take all the...

i agree.Jeff is the man.

nice work Kenny.i almost bought that PH/Ebony blank myself 2 years ago.

you can never go wrong there,you might even be able to step into a 9 pointer.

i always liked the looks of this cue.beautiful veneer colors.shafts look solid too.

he mentioned they will cost from $10-$35 each,not sure how it would be based.

i agree that ie is pretty bad,i have recently switched to Chrome after a suggestion by my 8 year old son and it is way better than Firefox. on another note the $35 for a square maple shaft should weed out some people.

purpleheart is heavier and much tougher and stronger than redheart.

good looking cue Leon.perfect finish.

not reply here either.not really surprised though.if he doesn't have 2000+ these will be gone fast if they are as he says.