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Fibre is the old school material used on house cues for many years. I believe the story is the place that made them burned down & they are no longer available...haven't been for several years now. They were pretty much bulletproof but you did need to keep them dry. Here is a pic...

A very sharp cue Mr. Tommy...really clean. Hope you are doing well my friend!:smile:

You may also want to take a look at this cue Tommy has listed. Great looking cue & their isn't a better gentleman to buy from than Tommy.:smile: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=245378

Easy enough to make your own after a trip to the hardware store. Unique Products offer some fine ones if you'd rather... http://www.uniqueinc.com/inc/sdetail/758/989

Or...I'd play him even...he just has to shoot the 9 ball in a side pocket. :grin: I shouldn't share but thats one of the best locks I've ever seen. Of course you want to keep the nine on an end rail...thats the point as it makes it hard to shot and/or bank it in a side pocket. What you don't...

It takes me as much time to make a shaft as it does to make joint protectors. I'd offer you good luck with your sales but none needed. With your price you'll surely be swamped with work.:thumbup:

This seems to be what you are looking for...and fits your budget & leaves money for a fancy dinner!:thumbup: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=245495

A couple more pics....

Sold! This is a cue I made in 2009. Its in lightly played condition and was cared for extremely well. Its 58" and 18oz, alves into maple fullsplice. The points are all sharp and very even. This cue features a hand rubbed matte satin finish of which I just added another coat. Totally dent &...

I'd try him with all the snaps & handspans. On any of my shots I can move the rock in any direction, the width of my hand as far as I can stretch it from thumb tip to pinky tip. Doesn't sound like much...but its an incredible hustle.;)

This is the first of Joe's cues I've ever seen...I thought they were a myth.:grin: Seriously...I have to give credit...that logo treatment under the bumper is extremely trick. Neat & clean work.:thumbup:

Danny spent some time with us at Mother's in Charlotte for awhile. I have to say he's down to earth, super friendly and VERY entertaining. His stories are reason enough alone to attend this event.:thumbup:

Thank you for the kind words Ken. And thats with an unpressed LePro and a extremely lightweight LD ferrule. Imagine how crisp that cue would be with a harder layered tip and LBM ferrule. :smile:

Like the late great GB once said...."my name never helped a cue make a ball.";)

There simply is not a better person on AZ than Greg. He's helped me spades in the past. :thumbup:

Not correct...the Cuetec pin is their own....its a .348 x 14. KJ or Ryan here may be able to help. If not...its quite easy to replace the pin then shafts of your choice are no problem.;)

That cue was made by Lee Malakoff aka Brianna187. Some members had issues with him selling the cues with the catus jp's. Nice cue though...absolute dead ringer for a satin pacifier SW...I'm sure it hits excellent. Great buy...an entire cue for about the cost of a SW shaft!:thumbup:

Dinner time bump.:smile:

LOL...too funny...I call it the Darth Vader helmet.:grin:

This was a gift from a well meaning family member due to my recent lung issues. I can't use it as my Dr. has instructed me to wear a repirator the entire time I'm in the shop. This is though the ideal ticket for use when using a router. This one is the more expensive new "Pro" version. They cost...