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Trades? Would you consider a trade for your JMW cue?

Or any other combination of wood in his cues......the end result is always a super nice cue. He learned his trade well working with Paul Mottey.

Looking at this cue shows that you don't need a ton of inlays to make a beautiful cue.....the wood is outstanding.

This is just a beautiful cue. What else can you say about it........

I met Mr. Diveney at last years US Open and he was very pleasant to talk with about cues. He had a number of high end cues for sale and since i'd never seen any of his new cues in person I was impressed with what I saw. I have no idea how they are on re-sale value, but I know they play well...

That's a pretty accurate assessment of shaft sizes and i agree with you. When I buy a new cue I don't want the shafts to be smaller than 12.8mm and I usually don't play with them anyway. I've been using Predator LD shafts for years so the original shafts are put away to maintain the resale...

That sounds pretty good and if you were good enough to play in the US Open that speaks volumes for your game.

I don't understand what he's asking either.

One of my good friends tried it and it worked wonders for his game.

Pros and Jobs? Getting enough time off to go to tournaments and keeping your job is one of the biggest problems.

This might open the door to some kind of reality show on the History Channel. That network is big into reality TV. One of their big hits is "Pawn Stars" and I love to watch that show. Wouldn't it be great for them to do something with Pool!

If you can find a nice one for a good price you'll be ok. I think they are good cues, but if spend too much buying the cue you won't be able to get your money back if you ever decided to sell it to try something else.

I agree and very well said.

That refinish work is very nice. The cue looks brand new.......

That's a great find and a steal of a price. You could refinish that table and have it set up professionally and have a great table that would last for many years.

If that cue came from Schon like that it's probably a special order one of a kind and it definitely needs a new finish and wrap. I've never seen one like it......

This one sold fast and i'm sorry I didn't see it in time. Great cue........

I play with Kamui chalk most of the time and putting Master chalk on top of Kamui chalk won't hurt a thing. As long as you aren't miscueing the chalk is working and doing it's job. You are just changing how it does it. Sometimes I'll put a good coat of Kamui on my tip before I start playing and...

That cue is as nice a player as you'd ever need. It's very nice.......

I wonder why you don't see matching break cues very often. I guess it's not practical with all the inexpensive break cues on the market. Players would rather put more in their playing cue. I really like your two Gilbert cues and I like the matching break cue idea.