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Welcome! Glad to have you! If you contribute half of what your father has over the years, you will be a great addition to the forum!

Some more customs for you to consider The first two are each $250 shipped. The last one is one of my early cues. Not real fancy, but a great hitter. $200 w/two shafts or $160 w/one shaft. If your interested in any of them, I can send more pics and specs.

Wishing you all the best on your B'day! Now I understand. It's the classic suffering artist in you that creates all those beautiful cues. Here's hoping you are miserable for many years to come:rolleyes::p

Asked and answered. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=175258&highlight=reconstituted

Stand out wrap for a fairly plain cue. Thanks for commenting Ron! The linen choice (from the colors I had in stock at the time this cue was completed) was meant to add a little "zing" to a fairly plain cue. I am curious though. When you say it REALLY stands out, does that mean you don't like...

Thanks for the bump! I thought so too, but I guess you and I are the only ones who do :embarrassed2::p:grin:

3/8-10 butt Here's one I have for sale. I would sell the butt only for $100 plus shipping. Specs: 19.2 oz. (15.1 oz. butt) balanced 18 1/2" from butt cap 13mm dia. tip .850" dia. joint (phenolic) 1.250 dia. Butt cap (phenolic) 3/8-10 joint pin Titan ferrule LePro Tip One piece Babinga with...

Low cost custom This is one of my early cues. Not real fancy, but a great hitter! Asking $160 shipped with one shaft or $200 with both shafts. Specs: Curly Maple forearm & butt sleeve Salmon w/white spec linen wrap Four Bocote points Four Bocote ovals in butt sleeve Bocote accent rings at...

A have several you might be interested in. I sent you an e-mail with pictures of some of my cues. Let me know if you see anything you like.

Great source for Holly. Try this guy. http://www.amazonexotichardwoods.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=LU-HO

Cut direction FWIW - On the Precise Bits web site, they recommend doing rough cuts using climb milling and doing the light finish cuts with conventional milling. http://www.precisebits.com/tutorials/inlay_parts.htm http://www.precisebits.com/tutorials/inlay_pocket.htm

Thanks and best of luck to you! Thanks for the kind words Kris! The lathe looks sweet! Sounds like you'll have it paid for in no time.

Just to be clear.... So you DON'T do your final pass in one cut at full depth?

Claification I've read all the responses and I'm still a little confused. I'd like to make sure that I understand correctly. It appears that most of you cut in multiple steps rather than plunging the cutter to full depth and making one cut. As I've found from my own experience, this...

Exactly! That's why I don't understand the fasination with Ivory. Natural materials never have the consistancy of man-made material. I tend to think it's more a status thing to be able to say "my cue has Ivory".

I'd love to hear how others deal with it too! I'm using one of the Wolfgang spindles on a Taig CNC mill. I just finished dealing with this problem myself. I went through $60 worth of .020" cutters dealing with a tight inside corner. I rough first with a .035" cutter and then I was...

Low cost custom I posted this one recently. I priced it with both shafts, but, I'd sell it for $160 shipped if you only want one of the shafts. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=201151 Take a look and let me know.

How about this one? I posted this several days ago and it's still available. $190 for custom cue with 2 shafts http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=201151

Money back guarantee Saturday morning bump^ I also forgot to mention in the original post that I offer a money back guarantee on all my cues. If you don't like the cue after you receive it, return it in original condition and I'll refund your money (minus shipping). I've never had anyone...

Circular history I joined this forum about 5 years ago. I was just getting started and was hungry for knowlege. This forum was great back then. Newbies, like myself, posted questions and more experienced members shared their expertise. Many, many times these more experienced members told...