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Hey guys, was playing around with some stuff and came up with this. I have been looking at all those cues with the silver and gold and well, since I my shop isn't set up for inlays, I figured I would try and get creative and do something I haven't seen.... I was wondering if anyone else has...

I think it is more because of that wiggly back arm.

What is it about the steel you don't like? Is it the hit the look or both... and what type of joint are you after?

If you still haven't found anything, PM me. Oh, and BTW, heavier shafts are better than lighter shafts, because they tend to be more dense. The denser the shaft (to a certain extent) the crisper the hit. Shafts that are less dense, are lighter, providing a softer and more cushiony feel...

This is the problem with LD. Deflection is all in your head. You really don't need it. If you aim where you're supposed to aim, the ball will go in.

Passion makes your fear go away.

You might be careful if you do that. If you glue it on wrong, you could be asking for trouble. I would save yourself the headache and get a cuemaker to look at it. Better yet, if you are the original owner, you might get it fixed at no charge. Good luck, my man.

Where you fail to compare accurately and with any sense is the fact that you are giving the scenario to have any random person go up against a professional pitcher's throw and that is unrealistic. I am giving my opinion based on real life experience, and that is my point. I didn't say you had...

Walnut is very light. I made a shaft out of it and i really liked the hit, but the tenon cracked. I also made a purple heart cue with a walnut handle and it hit pretty good. If I were going to use Walnut, I would definitely use some heavier woods to go along with it. Oak is also a wood that...

There is not a difference from what I can tell, but they are supposed to be even more consistent from tip to tip, and that makes them nearly perfect. They were already the most consistent tip out there compared to any other tip, and to raise the bar yet again, is proof that Masato and John are...

First of all, I think you need to have a respectable handicap to even be qualified to talk about golf or a certain level of first hand experience to be able to comment on any sport for that matter. I want to know how many of these so called ESPN experts have actually done all those sports and...

Ask the cue maker who made the cue, and if you can't do that, start with the Ask the Cue Maker Section.

Hey Todd, I have a tool similar to a Dremel, but it's not a Dremel..... do you think this would still work?

For the record, I wasn't trying to dis Ron, just give my honest opinion, but you sir, are most certainly trying to dis me, and I think you owe me an apology. I don't think Ron is hurting for business or will suffer over anything said, so knowing that, what did I do that was so intentionally...

WTB Tucker or Haley? 02-10-2011 05:18 PM cuedoctor Very classless from a cuemaker who has zero wait! I can guarentee some people think your cues are shit I just got nice note with a red rep from cuedoctor. Thank you very much. I was not trying to dog Mr. Haley, I was just giving my honest...

People like Bruce add color to the world. It's a much better thing to do than to put yourself above people, and being colorful on a regular basis is not the easiest thing to do creatively. I'd like to challenge anyone else on here to bring as much positivity and light to this forum as Bruce...

I think billiardbum is what he goes by on here

Blue Diamond is the best which is what I use. <~~~~~~~~ agrees with victorl and thinks the new Kamui Chalk still needs work

All of you have a point, but I don't think I was too harsh on the guy. There have been many a new member come right out of the gate selling something and got reamed. Tom McGonagle is one of them. Nobody really knew him and with his first few posts, tried to sell his book without really...

I had the chance to hit a Haley and was not impressed. The craftsmanship is nothing short of brilliant, but I would not play with one. I've never met Ron, but I've heard he is a nice guy. Lives not too far away from me. I have never had the opportunity to play a Tucker, but I do know a...