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I could be backup shortstop.

The asbestos in them makes them fireproof.

I watched the video. Now I am going to steal my daddy's cue and make a living out of playin' pool !

Burton Spain made a great playing cue. One of my all time favorites.

In the 70s I witnessed the largest spot in one pocket I ever saw. George "Whitey" Michael's spotted someone 8 to close. Whitey drew an arc from one point to the other in his opponent's pocket. All he had to do his pocket one ball or have or have one stop inside the arc. The poor fellow never...

In the 80s there was a hustler who did something similar on spot shots. He claimed he was screwing them into the pocket.

Most wraps that come loose do so while screwing or unscrewing the cue. If the forearm is gripped instead of the wrap while tightening or loosening the wrap should never come loose.

I always thought it was ABS

I got dizzy watching it.

The Adam's is listed in the Bluebook of Cues.I gave one away recently. The downside is the Raminwood shaft with a screw on ferrule.The blue cue is not bad. One cue looks like Titlist points.

Love it Greg! Had known Vince and Lila since 1971. We recently lost them both. Did not know the history behind them. Vince changed my life. He loaned me the money to buy my first metal lathe in 1983. Still using it. RIP Vince and Lila. You are both greatly missed. Your friend, Roger

Glenn Atwell

Hope you keep making those beautiful guitars. The world needs the beautiful sounds they produce.

I needed a tip to finish a job. Seyberts got it to me promptly. They weren't the least expensive, but I trust and appreciate their service. Roger Pettit

Love it! Thanks for posting Roger

Cocobolo is very oily. Apply acetone to paper towels and rotate on your lathe. The acetone will draw out the oils. This will help a finish stick to the cue. The cue will not darken as much without the oils present.

Try a 3/8×10 joint screw in it. That works on some bumpers.

Beautiful!

Durham rock hard water putty is my favorite.