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Not a picture but a oldie but a goodie that still makes me laugh. Turn your speakers down if you are at work. http://www.hark.com/clips/rtjxygwfpf-duck-job

Looks like the Layani joint.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoiCagJhmQc

Found these two.

Not sure about the lucky part but sumb!tch is pretty accurate.

Whole pile of Brugge's http://www.jimboarmy.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=8560

Not much to show. Just a basic cocobolo player.

Maniac.......

Up for sale are four point squares and matching butt sleeve. When I say matching I mean out of the same turning square not one that just looks close. Points are numbered so if you glue them into your forearm in sequence with the numbers at the joint end they will be back the same way mother...

My first glimpse of cue making came from a earlier set of his tapes. Room owner had thoughts of making cues one day but did not have the time so he gave me the tapes. I watched them and that inspired me to tool up and give it a shot. Still have my first plain cue and first butterfly cue...

I figured the nasty sanding lathe and the blue tape on the center would have given it away.

http://www.obcues.com/pages/OB-Shaft-Ferrule-Replacement.html

My machine uses a Taig head and tail stock. Keep it simple.

The second I am done with it.:D

No need to season wood that will be cut off later. After I cone them they hang a year and then the taper cuts start.

Not me. From dowel to a .6 to .9 cone in 7 minutes. http://youtu.be/4EP3FqV_cFE

It is looking pretty bad ass. Not quite ready for the reveal though.

I don't lose much wood to warpage. Unfortunately I do lose a bunch because I have a screw loose.

That dog will hunt.

Beats me. Nobody has asked about the burl cue but I have gotten 20 PM's about my sneaky. Guess I need to throw it on eBay but it is so ugly I can't believe anybody wants it.