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I'm working right now and don't have time, but I have all the DVD's if anyone is interested in buying them, contact me via PM.

Interested. Do they have the Willie Hoppe signature on the forearms?

Yes, they are! Martin, thank you for always having the very best. Whether it's cues, shaft or handle dowels, leather wraps, it's always top shelf!

Deco Cues (Tom Hassos) sells the dies to stamp them out yourself. I bought a couple of dies from him, just haven't got around to putting them to use yet.

I'm not sure if he learned under Sailor or not. You still see a lot of Sailor cues in this area simply because I'm right next to where they were made.

I knew it was bullsh*t because there wouldn't have been a locker because Joel Hercek bought his shop and I doubt Burton would've held something back from Joel.

Thank you for the kind words. This cue plays every bit as good as it looks. Keeper for sure!

Flared buttcap, Frank Stellman aka Sailor Cues, Racine WI. I bought my first cue in 1982, it was a Sailor and had the flared buttcap.

I have this set up, and let me tell you Tom's products are phenomenal, and he's a great guy to deal with. You won't regret buying this setup. Top notch all the way!

A few of you that know me, know the story of my love affair with cues. For the rest of you, I purchased my first custom cue in 1985 from Bob Runde at Schon. I ordered an R-12. Little did I know in '85, that Mr. Runde and I would be teammates in 2006, and win the KPBL (Kenosha Pocket Billiard...

I have this tip centralizer, and when I ordered it you said you didn't have the larger diameter tool. Do you now have them again?

I wasn't a fan of the case wars of a few years back. I applaud John's passion for cue protection, but I thought he over stepped his bounds when he started offering replacement interiors for another case makers cases. I still think that's wrong. That being said, I found myself ordering a 2x4...

I've been buying custom cues since 1982, and bought my first Runde-era Schon (R-12), in 1985. I have owned well over 300 cues since then. The "hit" or playability is always subjective, but I have a "Top 5" list of favorite cue makers. I decided I wanted to learn how to build cues, so I started...

I want one, if it's still available.

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If I'm not mistaken, you're supposed to chalk the smaller of the two ends of the cue, and let the bigger end with the rubber thingy rest on the ground when not using it. Maybe that's part of your problem! Great looking Runde!

Those pieces are already sold, so don't stress about not having the cash B_T_Sur...

though I have been to APA Nationals a few times. And you admitted that in public? LOL

As the title says, I'm looking to buy some of the old Westinghouse Micarta for a special project I have in the works. One of my former teammates and world reknown cuemaker has agreed to make me (basically) somewhat of a copy of a cue I ordered from him back in 1985, and due to my ex-wife...