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Good man. Good cue maker. Tim will be missed. Bill S.

Anyone have a Transformer cue? Bill S.

Jack, If Jonah plays pool send him out. I need the practice, Bill S.

Jack, I seems to work for golf. Just kidding. Personally I have forced myself to learn a straight stroke and only use English when really necessary. Works for me. How have you been? It's been a long time. Bill S.

Great cue. The Drexlers are doing some of the best work on cues today. Bill S.

same factory Bill S.

That is not a JW. Bill S.

I had a Brunswick 6X12 with the flat nosed cushions. It was not a steel block rail. Bill S.

Will, It was a telephone bill. Bill S.

Looks like the best CNC for the money that I have ever seen. Bill S.

I knew all those guys. Bill S.

Will, It's like seeing old friends again. Bill S.

where to watch online? Bill S.

The cue was made in Co Springs and is a Josswest. Bill S.

Beautiful cue. Beautiful execution. Bill Stroud

Joe, Put people in the audience. Give them free drinks or pay them if you have to. TOO much ball-in-hand. Non players won't understand. Bill Stroud

This cue is my original design and was built when Dan and I were together. I still have the original sketch of this design. There is NO ivory in this cue. The white is all Implex. Bill Stroud

If you want pool to succeed on TV it would need to be set a little in the past. Have two players travel around the US in their Corvette and get involved in peoples lives thru the pool room. Gambling and playing would only be a part of the plot. You would need real actors not pool players. Bill S.

I was going blind and had to stop making cues. It was just not cataract surgery but some other problems as well. I had a total of 7 operations including lens replacement and now can see just as well as I could when I was 17. For playing pool it is a revelation. Everything is clear as a bell...

Original price was about 175.00. Bill S.