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Beautiful cues and a collection to be proud of! I like your taste in cues....... James

So am I. I'm failing to see the meaning of this statement.

He is a great person to work with and he matched a 314-2 shaft to a South West cue I used to own and it came out great. I'd highly recommend him. James

I think I would have hated to part with that cue and case, but there are a number of cues I've owned that I sold and later was sorry I sold them. James

You're welcome Mike. I had to post this thread after reading some of the others about CJ. I want people to know the kind of business man he is and how he treated me. James

I’ve been reading a number of threads about CJ Wiley, some good and some negative. I saw CJ the first time in Columbia, SC at the RackmUp 9 ball Classic back in the 90's. I’d never heard of him and a friend of mine and I were watching him warm up and he was running balls like I’d never seen...

I love the tile work and the finished product. I see lots of fun times coming!

For $50 it is the worst I've ever seen. If you lived close to me I'd help you out since I have my own lathe. I had 2 difference people screw up tip jobs on my cues close to 20 years ago and I vowed it wouldn't happen again. I bought a Hightower lathe and learned how to use it. I do my own tips...

I like the idea except for using scotch-brite non scratching scour pads. They must be more abrasive to the balls than carpet. I don't know this for sure, but I would hate to be removing plastic from the expensive ball set and not realize it until it was too late. Can someone give a little more...

I don't think some forum members know how good CJ is. I agree with you Dean when he was playing regularly he was one of the best I've ever seen also. James

I think you listed some great ideas and suggestions. I can tell from this post that you have improved your game a lot if do the things you've listed here. Great post...

No question this is the nicest Lambros cue i've seen in years. I usually like veneered points, but this cue is perfect just as it is! James

One of the nicest cues i've seen in a long time. I like it a lot and the workmanship is over the top. James

I'm a sucker for any new pool items that I think might help me in my quest to be a better player. I held back on trying the Kamui chalk at first because I couldn't see how it could be worth paying that much for one piece of chalk. I later had to try it and I like it. I'm not a cheap person...

Sorry, my link isn't working correctly. The video is on facebook and I don't want to show the whole page with all the other stuff. I'll try to figure it out and post another link.

I have a cue lathe and I bought it so I could take care of my cues myself. Having my own lathe lets me try different tips and it's help me find the best feeling tip for me. I've tried a lot of different tips after they quit making Moori Slow tips trying to find the closest tip to the original...

I bought my cues because I like them and they are what I want to play with when I get a chance to play. I won't say I don't care what other people think of my cues, but nobody even notices what you are playing with around here. I have a couple of fancy cues and a couple of cues that just blend...

I'm sure his opponent had his cue ready to go to the table before he pulled off that miraculous shot. That's one of the best shots I've seen in a long time! James

No Pics You have such a good reputation and you are one of the best salesmen on AZ. I don't know of another member who can sell cues as easily as you can without pictures. I still think you should get an inexpensive camera and get someone to show you how easy it is to take and post pictures...

PM Cues I've been a Mottey cue fan for many years and I was sad when I heard he retired. I like your 8 point cue a lot and hearing that it was Paul's personal cue even adds to the history of that nice cue. I have a Mottey cue also and it's one of my favorite cues out of the many cues I've owned...