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The blank is mine. The joint protectors are not.

Stay tuned for my final thought.....................

If you ever see one of my cues listed as never hit then it is a lie. I play a few racks with each cue before it ever leaves. A cue maker not test hitting a cue would be like a chef not tasting their food before they serve it.

Well, I know your preferred cue maker so I would ask him to make it with his standard 5/16-18 pin and his optional phenolic insert.

Why is the cue maker not supplying the pins? There are several variations of 3/8-10 pins and which one to use is kind of a personal preference. It kind of depends on your makers preference.

I'm probably going to Hell for this but.............it is the first thought that popped into my head when reading this thread. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acmCrkqi0nA Apologies to the youngsters who don't know who Andy was.

I had to go to view single post to do a edit earlier.

Guess I flunked reading comprehension. Oh we'll, I never miss a opportunity to show off my wiener.

Good call on the segmented handle.

Right now I'm slated to fly into CT.

You never know.

They are easy to get. In fact there is one on ebay right now. Don't ask me why. It just is.

I'll be there. I'm easy to spot since I have such a large wiener.

CNC and panto use the same cutters. You can't tell them apart just because they are rounded.

I kind of like this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v6Gc7roJ6g&feature=player_embedded

Oh, dear Lord.

I love my 1x4 Whitten. It has been checked as baggage many times. It still has the stickers on it from valley forge last year.

What does AAA mean?

No, nothing laying around. I was doing stainless as well as flat faced back then. I leaned more towards flat since my equipment was pretty primitive at that time and flat is easier to do.

Pretty piece of Purple Heart in this one.