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I suppose. With shirts having the little horse and polo player on the chest makes one pay 100% more.

I've owned SW cues build by Jerry Franklin in the middle 80's. I've played with a Balabuska cue that I bought from a lady that had him build her one in New York, Gena cue, TAD cue and a few others. BUT the quality of Ned Morris beats the hell out of them (in my opinion). Playability, looks...

Price drop to $2250. Amazing cue. Great fiber/ Boron shaft.

No partner now and the two cues I have pictured took him over 3 months to produce. Guess cue makers will never get wealthy.

I guess my question is: who would buy a factory made by CNC machine cue stick when they could get the "almost" hand made cue by JC or others? Did Balabuska use pantograph or CNC? How about SW? Why is their cues worth soooo much?

Does Predator use a pantograph or CNC for their $3K cues? Just curious here.

I'm very curious here and do not want to discount the cue makers that use CNC machines to do the cue work. Ned Morris is all by himself, no workers around and everything he does is by himself with his hands. Amazing cue builder in my opinion. I've got six of his cues from 20 years ago and...

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I found one. Thanks

I would like to ask a question if you have one. Thanks

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Ned Morris awesome playing cue. Notice how long the veneers are of the Titleist cue. Ned put rings in the butt and at the joint. Has adjustable weights. Ned's Evolution carbon flex shaft is better than the REVO (in my and other's opinion). 60" long. The joints on both is phenolic and...

I'm writing about his 200 cases of around 2000. All leather and tooled. But, I'm not an expert but wondering about value.

Better than Joe Porper's original case that he built 200? I'm wondering if this is true.

How about these twins? Built in 2004. Absolutely amazing! Beautiful Ivory!

Just rolling the cue ball is way better than using low.

Ned Morris does an excellent job. Reach him on Facebook.

How about this:

Seems like quality cue stick builders sticks and their prices would go up after they die like artists, painters, etc. How about if they are in jail? High quality remains that way even if the artist can not make their material any more.

I've ordered cues from Jerry Franklin in Southwest cues in early 1980's. I knew him, talked to him about ordering cues and then he died early. Does his cues go up in price after his death? I'm not sure about that as I didn't play pool for 40 years until a few years ago. Let's hear other's...