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Congratulations !! I would do the same thing if Mr. Reyes ever comes to Texas. He could beat me 11-5, however there is much more honor in being able to say you played him straight up.

If you are too big of a NIT to pay the pennies it cost to be a gold member, then you are too big of a NIT to sell on the site. No one will miss the business of a guy with 9 I-traders in 12 years of being on AZB. Joey...great idea.

35-40 minutes south of Portlamd and worth the drive: http://www.thecueball.com/ All Anniversary and Centennial tables. Where will you ever see that again ?

Ever try to play one pocket on a snooker table ? It will drive you crazy.

How much weight would Efren have to give Ronnie ?

check your PM please

Does he talk repeatedly about the all important first break or the 4 rail kick ?

Very, very impressive Koa wood. I hope you have some more of it.

contact Jim Baxter here. He was an OTR trucker for many years before retiring to be an ITG cue maker. ITG = In The Garage :p

You could check out Josh Treadway,,,I am more than satisfied with his treatment of the Davis blank I sent to him.

Are your eyes brown ?

White linen with single brown spec would be my other choice as well, and to answer your question, I do not believe the ring gets "lost", rather I think it gets amplified as you have brown between the ring and the wrap.

I would look for a walnut wrap like on this cue (which was originally made for me) http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=417991&highlight=sowder I believe it was blue mountain which may now be very hard to find. Viking cues has one that is identical if they will sell you some. The...

Both authors are excellent reference points. For the money the Tom Wirth book is a much better value as well as being spiral bound so you can open it up on the table and set up the shots he is talking about to work on.

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Completed cue ready to ship The cue is now in a box on its way to me:

Very tasteful with excellent choice of understated veneer colors. If this cue were mine it would be a keeper.

This cue started out as a John Davis blank that I purchased from Martin (Jazznpool here on AZB) mid June of 2015. Then I supplied the cue maker with a round piece of ivory for the rambow ring. He used the very last of his old brown phenolic stock on this cue. This cue maker was also given...