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It has to do with a cuemaker's personal preference, a customer's personal preference, design, construction techniques, etc.

I will have to measure it for exact specs, but it is 59", a little above 19oz I believe, and is right around 12.75mm with a stiffer taper. Thanks for the comments!

I finished up a wrapless purpleheart cue for a customer about three months ago, but unfortunately....it has not been picked up. It has a Purpleheart forearm & butt sleeve with an Asian Satinwood handle. The joint, hoppe ring, and ferrules are buckhorn. I plan on putting it in the wanted/for...

It does have similar characteristics to the Heubler AS-1, but an early variation of the Meucci MO-1 or 84-1 is the best guess I have, so I guess it could be one of the early Bob Meucci Custom cues.

Just thought I would bump it one more time to see if it sells so I can buy myself a great birthday present!!

I absolutely love this cue!! Excellent work!!

I used to own this cue and would love to have it back!

I'll guess avmaster

Looks like Quilted Maple. Looks great! Nice job Larry!

Alright, I have used BobCAD V23 and Mach 3 to do all the CNC work I've done so far. That happened to be on a friend's cnc machine though. I now am getting my cnc set up finally and I have V21. So I guess my question is....how much different is V21? I have it licensed and running, but it just...

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I can't say for sure whether the one you posted is or isn't one....but the Rich cue I owned had that joint and those joint rings.

I knew a guy that had to wear glasses while he played. He took a pair of his normal glasses and had the optometrist adjust the bridge by making it longer so the glasses were raised up high enough to use while shooting pool. It looked a little weird since it was a little out of the ordinary...

Mid week bump.

Bob Weir cue made by Adam/Helmstetter. Here is info off the blue book website: ""Bob Weir" cues were a private label Adam production cue made for a Texan by that name whose only brush with cuemaking was designing the "flying W" logo embossed on the cues. According to Richard, they were made...

Looking to move this case to help out some friends of my small church group that are really going through a tough time right now.

I had a trade deal I was working on, but I haven't heard anything from the other person in quite awhile, so this is back up for sale/trade! Here is a new 2x4 case. It is beautifully tooled and very detailed! The case is made by Two Shades Custom Leather out of Texas. You have probably seen...

The inlays in the forearm make me think Jerry Olivier.

That will be a good lathe. I have used a 13x40 Birmingham for a little while now.

Larry has several lathes that he uses for different aspects of cuemaking. That is also a '65 mustang fastback in the background. That is a 6-point cue and the high points are all even and the short points are all even! Larry did a great job with this cue and I know it will be a great player...