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I'm working on modifying a piece of my equipment and need a 10mm x 18mm thrust bearing. Do any of you happen to have one that you would sell fairly cheap? I've found some online, but the shipping will either take forever or the price seems to be too high. Thanks! -John-

Jim Baxter's Coolibah burl:

This case will hold extra long cues, 31" or so butt w/pin.

One more time. Price lowered. This is a great case and doesn't really have any use on it.

Price lowered. This case needs a home.

I am open to offers, so don't hesitate. This is a great case!

If i was in Houston I would be interested. If you get to the Dallas area anytime soon, just let me know.

Case is no longer available....

As you can read in the following article, pool cues will once again be allowed on planes along with other sports equipment. http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/9022624/tsa-changes-prohibited-items-list-planes-allows-sporting-equipment This doesn't take effect until the end of April, but it will...

I'm interested in taking a look at it. I would only be able to trade, but I have a put together a few conversions with one being a wrapless Toeboy titlist and wouldn't mind having another Toeboy. Thanks.

I have version 21 that will need the license transferred if still interested. Thanks, John

I have wanted that Zylr since I first saw it and I'm surprised it hasn't been snatched up! Good luck!

Wow! Killer price Joe!

I agree! It is a great cue and definitely well crafted!

Basically, we are talking about the same thing then. If he mills square blanks into cannels, they aren't traditional veneers and they aren't conventional recuts either. It is kind of a combination of both.

There are no glue joints anywhere on the end of the points that I can see and the grain in the points run straight across where a joint would be. Recuts can be thin like veneers, so the thickness would not convince me of them being veneers. Maybe a few more pictures of the point ends would help...

The inside edge of the buttcap has been modified somehow to fit a house cue bumper I think since it came with a newer house cue bumper. It has a rough-cut, but there are no markings there.

I don't see what you are referring to. Where are the markings that you see?

Wow....it's been a couple of years since I bumped this thread. Hopefully someone might be able to notice something about this cue that might spark an idea as to who might have made it!