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Ill take it PM Sent

Thanks for the input. I'll decide what I want to spend and get in touch with him

As long as there are new players there will be a demand. People buy cues and keep them and can only play with one at a time, yet they buy and buy. It's a hobby and people feed their hobbies.

Thanks! I have seen a couple of his and they look nice

Who makes a good one? It seems that they are usually less $$ than traditional cues. Is this right?

I'm glad my city is non smoking mnow. Not just because I can breathe, but I'm like a ball ahead of those guys that I used to play even that can't play dead without a cigarette.

I didn't get the cash. I was in college and couldn't afford to lose much. I would only play cheap games I knew I could win. There was this old guy that would always come in on the weekends after the dance at the senior citizen center and I'd beat him and then the bar would close and I'd go home...

APA masters is the nuts. Just get up and play. No skill levels, no meticulous records. I only play the regular for the entertainment.

A day or two ago there was a completely redone south bend in Shreveport for $2500. Don't remember the size, but the seller said restoring and reselling was his hobby

Yes, thanks for the repost. Was a good read. I have been looking for a good deal on craigslist too. Problem is getting it home for me. I always talk myself out of making offers just for this reason. Perhaps when I get my shop done I will be more inclined

I'll play :smile: Be at the pool room in Tyler at 1. Take the 8

I have, but I don't recommend it. Usually if me and my friends are the only ones in the pool room, we don't gamble each other, we go look for a game.

Josey Schick

Was wondering the same. My fav. as well

I got one on order now. GL with the search.

I believe what you are needing is called a live center or concave center. I dont know anything about the compatibility though....

LOL @ BHQ, thats just standard practice on my projects to start out that way :)

I have read about that but never actually done it. I'm just learning so thanks for all input. I am still looking for a good lathe locally, so I'm taking all these suggestions in account while looking.

For my education, is a taper bar something that can be added easily to say a metal lathe, or is it only an option for certain lathes. In other words, how do you taper a cue on a large metal lathe

Got my book today! Can't wait to try it out