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I agree that it I beautiful but these days it would be "I can't believe Murray let that out of his shop" Cue is 100% old school down to the nitrocellulose lacquer finish. I want it to age like fine wine.

Those that have met me have seen my butt ugly oil finished sneaky that I have played with for many years. I was building this cue and on the last turn this ugly black blob showed up in one of the points. Set it aside and started a new cue for them and kind of forgot about this one. Found...

Recuts are great.................until something goes wrong.

I'm moist............

Haven't got the whole design figured out yet but it will have more copper to accent the rings.

I have one of those. With upgraded guides it does alright but not great. Decent enough for rough cutting. The tilting arm is a bit of a pain. Ended up getting another saw and setting it up as a designated point square cutterinhalfer.

Adam, Have Lee call me next time you see him. Changed phones and lost his number and he is never at his own place. 352-551-7171

Steve had a matched set of cues (player, breaker and jump) at the expo and they were very nice. Workmanship was top notch.

My playing cue has a oil finish. Has held up just fine.

Mother nature can do some amazing things. Can't wait till I see this piece with finish on it.

Well, that is a little awkward.

Yours is going to be fairly nice.

Saw them in person and the work was very clean.

Here you go:

I like that dark palisander.

Not sure I have ever seen the words "good" and "my pictures" in the same sentence.

Came out pretty nice I think.

Just finished this one up last week.

It looks better in person.

Can't believe I missed that match. Went to sweat it and they were running late then I got tied up and did not get back to root on Gary. Nothing against Pete but Gary plays with one of my cues so I have to cheer for him.