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Very nice and structured webpage you have there, Sir. :smile: Simple yet informative.

Nice woods. I see very nice olivewood and curly maple. :)

Hi, just for your information, the taiwanese has started making jump cues with ashwood shafts for at least 5 years ago. If I am not mistaken, Yang Ching Shun is using one at the moment. as for where to get them, you might want to look around on the internet for some.

I see nothing small about your collection, Jhun. ;) Nice cues with a nice owner. :thumbup:

nice piece of koa. One of the best pieces I have seen on a cue for a long while. Been one of my dream to get a cue with such deadly koa in it. :D Geesh, I did not know that Mr Zinzola does make plain cues. If I have known, I might have gotten 1 together with my current order. :frown:

A lot of people here do not understand what PF means in your context. Poolfanatic.com is not that well known internationally yet. Thanks to you, more people know it now. I think most of us here know that long time ago. Thanks for the reminder again. In some cases, people buy custom cues from...

Thumbs up for a great seller. :thumbup:

Wow, Tony, did you employ elves to help to do the inlays? :grin: The inlays look very intricate but a bit too unreal! Great work. :thumbup:

Nice work and nice choice of woods. :thumbup:

If I am not forgetful, I think I saw a Samsara cue made from Cocobolo burl and the wood was very beautiful indeed. I saw that on lucky's page but that was a few years and I guess the pictures would have been removed. :o I just did a search on Google, and found one Cocobolo burl cue on Mr...

Great work, QB. Finally you have a piece of olivewood which works for you. :wink: I think I am cursed with olivewood. :( Marcel <----- no fate with olivewood. :(

Nice cue! Simple yet nice. ;) To joe c: Is this cue made from scratch or a sneaky blank?

You can try to PM nbll01. I have bought JPs from him for my Sugartree cue and it fits my Sugartee cue well. :)

Nice looking woods, especially the curly maples, but that is just me. Marcel<---Curly Maple freak :D

Nice looking cues by Joey. Very clean work done. Well done, Joey. :) The staghorn joint is one of its kind as well. I cannot think of any other cuemaker or any hobbyist who uses it for joint material. After looking at all these cues, I am now hoping that Joey will be more "hardworking" in his...

Wow, that looks something like my dream sneaky pete. Sick curly maple forearm with a nicely figured wood as points. Great cue you have there. :)

According to the package which I got from him, it is Crisp. His name is Eric Crisp. :)

Congratulations on your new cue. You can never go wrong with an Olney cue. :) The hit is nice and the finish is one of the best in the business.

Congrats, bro! You have joined the ST gang. :D :D :D

Nice cue. :) Guess it is time for you to try other woods in the forearm for your Olney cues. Kingwood hits very well. :) It should hit very well. Roppongi(Benny) should be able to tell you more as he owned an Olney cue with the same design before.