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I appreciate the offer, but I already have the ebony, plus it’s a bit thicker than 1/4”.

I’ve had this case for a few years now, though it has been only used for storage as the base is damaged and needs to be glued back. Would you use some form of black wood filler or an epoxy and then sand to form? I bought a good size hunk of ebony years ago and thinking I would just build the...

Is this the sea turtle print?

I think it is goncalo alves.

Thanks. I just emailed him.

It’s funny how’s a few millimeters makes or breaks a cue.

The inlays are fine. It’s the finish. The maple probably moved more than the Rosewood.

The older mahogany linen phenolic and the nicely shaped 5/16x14, plus a nice brown bumper lead to me to think it is a custom. Plus, when was the last time you saw brass ring work on a cheap production cue?

I just found this at the a pawn shop. I have not had a chance to get the bumper off yet. It has a 90’s/00’s look to it.

I just found this at the a pawn shop. I have not had a chance to get the bumper off yet. It has a 90’s/00’s look to it.

lovely collection of Brunswick by Palmer.

Hopefully everything works out. A few years ago I sold a bunch of cues and cases for a buddy and one of the cases he shipped had a cue in it, my cue actually. The buyer shipped it back rather quickly. I’m sure it will work out.

I think Kers, but what really matters is that you clean that pin.

I’ve always been fond of the MOP nameplate on old Bushka’s. I find it simple and classy. I’m curious what the ballpark cost would be to have it done to my cue.

I’ve been a fan of your work for a long time. One of these days I’d love to try one of your cues. Your shaft wood looks spectacular.

I have seen a few when I was on league. He is in Portland. Personally his cues are to thin for my liking. I don’t recall playing with any, there were other aesthetic factors that didn’t flip my skirt so I didn’t ask to try them. I believe he used an EC logo with the C starting from the center...

A hoppe is a traditionally a titlist forearm with a hoppe ring. No ring, no hoppe.

I just picked one, but I haven’t had the chance to try it yet. The one thing I did notice is it is thinner in the handle. I’ll report back next week.

I found this online locally for cheap. I was surprised at how pretty of a cue it is. Beautiful Rosewood, points are pretty even. The shaft is darker maple and weighs in at 4.5oz. It plays quite well. It was a 45 minute drive so I decided to check the pawnshops nearby. One of them...

Here is my 3 point Viking.