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Looks like something Layani has been doing for years in Canada http://www.layanicues.com/index.php/en/

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Send it to Pete Tascarella

Very tasteful with an imaginative twist (wrapless) of this traditional design. Looks great.

LOL...but also thank you. I am not a business. I'm just a man that likes trying out different cues. If this was a business I would be bankrupt as I do not post cues with a profit margin in them like legitimate dealers here and the trunk monkeys that think they are smarter than everyone else...

Southwest cue ordered 2.2.2005 was notified last month that they are just now starting 2004 orders. Reason ? Back log of orders. Joel Hercek cue ordered 5.2006 last email I am approximately 3 more years away from discussing final design. Reason ? Backlog of orders, backlogged so bad he...

Thats one you put with the keepers and never let go....they do not come back a second time.

Very tasteful execution from inception to completion. That one is a keeper by any standard.

Pimp Stick of The Year PSOTY under new management was poorly managed so the mods pulled it.

OK...I'll start: Josh Treadway Eddie Cohen

This is better addressed in a PM. The phenolic upgrade means it is an appearance / cost upgrade. Look at the joint pic. The phenolic wraps around stainless just like his ivory joints.

Standard joint is stainless steel. A compression fit is when the shaft pilot slightly squeezes into the joint to make an extremely tight and solid connection. The Tascarellas are some of the very best at this technique.

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How the skittle balls are made (start at 1:45) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iyo3aoRTRas

I was fortunate enough to hit with this a little last Sunday, and it is in fact a whole lot of cue for the money, not to mention flat out gorgeous.

The skittle balls nickname quickly changed to skiddle balls in my area for a reason. I cannot imagine any difference in the traditional color set. I'm glad someone took my set off my hands. You're a good dad :p

As much as I like my centennials, I have to admit these are the best out there: http://www.amazon.com/Aramith-Tournament-Ball-Set/dp/B004AA22XY

Another vote for Greg Sowder....extremely high quality without the surcharge for the name between the points.