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I recommend buying from AzB's own Pooldawg8. Really nice guy to deal with and his duds are the best out there :smile:

Thanks for the reminder! I cant believe I forgot a brand like Joss from my list :confused: They have great looking cues within my price range, thanks for the suggestion :smile: Thank you all for your responses! I will make a pick between a Lucasi, Joss or a HXT when I am able to spend some on...

I am in the process of getting my home room some nicer cues for my friends and family to play with and Lucasi cues caught my eye. LHF10 seems like a pretty cue that would look nice in the rack and maybe I would play an occasional rack with it myself. How do you feel about them? I would...

Really nice shop you got there :smile: Please keep us in the loop as you get things done. That is going to be one hell of a shop when all is said and done. May I ask if this is your hobby or a job? Just asking out of curiosity as that kind of space allows for a lot to be done ;)

Great event so far and it will only get better. Camerawork is pure class and there has already been some great matches like Higgins - Selt that I watched last night :smile: I can only wish that there was a pool event as well maintained as televised snooker events :frown:

Nice looking shafts :smile: I would love to try an ash shaft some day on a pool cue :rolleyes:

I like elks for house cues too. They are actually nice to play with once they get played in and they last quite long even for bangers :smile: I have seen too many triangles and lepros with bits of them missing from the sides... I have no idea how people can get the tips so badly beat up but...

I got a few Hammerhead jump and break tips and a piece of Hammerhead rod to make a ferrule out of it. I thought to write up my thoughts on the tips and show a few pictures :) I started off by installing a Hammerhead tip on my old Players J/B that now has a G10 ferrule to see how the tip...

I recently installed both the Ruby and Malachite tips and I must say that I was very impressed with both tips :smile: Ruby is the hardest of the new Mooris as Kim said but it is not too hard to play with. Feels a lot like a good Kamui original medium. Holds chalk well enough for me to not have...

Very informative, fun and interesting DVD. I would definitely recommend buying it, its great :) Rodney is a really cool person and his charismatic character makes the film just that much better.

I like the feel of a stiff shaft and it just looks right to my eye. And feels more comfortable in my rough hands :smile: I had a 11.75 shaft once. For a week... Couldn't make a ball with it :frown:

I have been looking for a slightly larger shaft to try out for some time. I have been playing with 12.75 most of my playing career but I feel like it is a bit flimsy for my large and coarse hands. I have looked in to Predator 314'2 Fat, OB Classic+ XL and Meucci Bar Box pro. Are there any other...

Thanks for sharing Conetip :smile: As a machinist I am very impressed with your way of doing things. Creative and functional, I am impressed :rolleyes:

A bandsaw would be my choice, preferably one that has a jaw to hold the workpiece so you dont cut off your fingers :rolleyes:

I really like these tips a lot. I had a medium on a Jacoby shaft, decided to try my usual Zan M on it. Played with the Zan for a couple hours only to realize I actually prefer a SIB. Cut it off and back with the SIB M again :smile: After a mushroom trim after some 5 hours these require very...

^ That was awesome, thanks for sharing :thumbup:

I have played with WX700 and HP2 both for several months and I strogly prefer the HP2 of those two. It is a little more "rigid" meaning it isnt as flexible as WX700 but it feels a lot better especially when playing close shots that require precise position play. Its also more forgiving when you...

I like Schons a lot for production cues :smile: Mezz makes fine cues aswell but I personally like yhe way schons play a bit more. Mezz has better build and finish quality though :rolleyes:

:grin: I repeat, will the real #1 please stand up :wink:

The tip is a major factor here. I suggest trying out a SIB tip, either Pro or Medium. They give a smooth, delicate feedback in my experience :smile: Its a cheap investment, Tom Hay sells them here at AzB. May even give you the feel you are looking for. I have a Medium on a Jacoby Edge shaft and...