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weight and balance The ebony is cored with maple. The butt weighs 15.6 with no weight screw. With a 3.6 shaft the balance point is 18".

Progress pix's Almost ready for finish.

Dean's cue Dean, you got lucky! I had some pieces already machined for this cue. Here it is just turned to size. I moved the points back from the joint end the way you wanted. It will have an ivroy joint, ivory hoppe ring. Small deco ring at joint and shaft.

in the rough These are the only pics I have now. It is in the finish stages. Will show when completed.

Here is a well made sneekie with a 3/8-10 piloted shaft. Nice maple forearm and the logo in the point. Found in Dallas, don't recognize the logo. Any one out there know who is the maker?

It's a great life Hi Vincent, Its been a while. I have to agree with Qbilder for the most part. Its difficult to break even at best because of the expenses. Now you are working for less than minumum wage because of this passion to make great cues. The hardest part for me to overcome is the name...

What next? Great looking cue. The way you are progressing, it won't be long until there is a pantagraph or cnc along with veneers in the points. Who knows, even some full splice cues with veneers. Keep up the good work and progress, its a rotten job but someone has to do it.

My titlist conversions Two were made in 1966 when dots were the thing. The top one is 28 long and fat with cortland wrap. It has a 5/16-18 pin because it was a stand thread. The second one was modified several years ago. Skinnied down and a 5/16-14 pin replacement. The bottom one was completed...

this is a real deal I've been to his shop and this is perfect for someone wanting to go full time. All the equipment and material needed is here. Willie, hows the fishing now?

Great price I've visited William's shop and this is a super buy for someone who wants a shop ready to make cues. Good luck, hope this is what you really want. john

Dual purpose logo I think you should move the C back towards the back, put a crank handle on it, some eyes on the cue and now you have a fishing rod or pool cue. LOL! Thanks for the tip about where to fish. I caught a 37" Jack on the jetty. It took about 20 minutes to land. Had 15# mono on the...

Dean's musical Mottey The violin pics were all blury. This will give you an idea of how they look. Really impressive cue. Such fine detail work, truely a work of art.

Dean's Mottey The last photo of the Mottey and the Arcade table!

Dean's Motty Here are a few pics of Dean's musical Motty

Nice work I guess the fishing has not been good lately. Bad weather keeps you in the shop. Not a bad thing by the looks of the cues. I'll be down to see you and Willee next month. Hope fishing picks up by then. Great work.

Things are not always equal It would confirm your belief regarding this matter. Your cues hit as good as any made.

Old and new Two Titlist conversion I did in 1967. The one with mop diamonds and dots completed this year along with the p/h laminated full splice titlist color veneers with cue ball joint.

Nice looking cue. Good luck with the sale!

So Dave, Structural integrity is the only point that you don't agree with. As the Canadian said about wood joinery, have you seen a high perfomance shaft come apart because of the glue line? Do you mean that the X, 314, OB1 have an expiration date? They are staking their reputation as well as...

I think most people in this forum would consider a Brunswick Titlist a full splice cue. I think most would think a four point house cue such as a Duffrin to be a full splice cue also. The definition of splice is to join two pieces together by thining them to overlap and fastening the overlaps...