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Exactly! but of course on a much smaller scale except for a fast powerful break. One great example of this in pool is Evgeny Stalev's break. He's not a biceps guys by any means but he sure can make that rack explode. Good shooting to you, Kevin

You are correct in that the triceps muscle is used to move the cue backwards but it also plays a vital roll in stabilizing your upper arm when the biceps is active in the forward motion of a pool stroke. The stability is both lateral(side to side) and also vertical in coordination with the...

This cue is just AWESOME! Wow..now that's some figure in a forearm and the veneers are great! Real sharp work there. What kind of joint is going on it? Didn't know you could use snake wood as a forearm in a full splice cue. Is it cored and if so with what? Please post this one up in the...

Very sweet cue! I love the blue and silver veneers and the MOP inlays together. This cue looks great with either wrap. Like most of his cues this is another very classy Murrell. Enjoy it! Good shooting to you, Kevin

What a sweet cue! Congrats on the new sponsor! Hope you pull down some big tournament wins with that beauty. Good shooting to you, Kevin

Gotta love the brown phenolic next to cocobolo and that veneer combination with it, looks great. Classic inlays too. Let us know how it hits. Looks like a seriously sweet 8 pointer. Enjoy your new player! Good shooting to you! Kevin

Rep for you! Positive threads on pool are sorely needed all the time. It's not just the seedy stories that keep people interested but the happy ones and triumphs that will keep people interested. I love pool today, because my now 4 year old son likes to watch matches with me. Can't beat...

Really sweet cue! Haven't ever seen anyone pair Amboyna burl with mother of pearl inlaid peacocks and I really like it. Those veneer colors and their use in the rings are a winner for this cue too. I also like how the cue maker made the reverse points. They look good and proportional to the...

What a great example of a Balabushka! I'd love to come across one like that. Lucky guy! Are the shafts in similar condition to the butt? Beautiful stuff..thanks for sharing. Good shooting to you! Kevin

All are very nice but the tulipwood one is just awesome! Great veneers to be next to that wood and the green wrap against it is also very cool. Good shooting to you! Kevin

Great cue! Love that veneer combo and the really nice curly maple. Allen makes a solid hitting cue. Enjoy it! Good shooting to you, Kevin

Your cue looks awesome! Enjoy it! Thanks for sharing the completed pics. Good shooting to you, Kevin

I love Ernie's cues and if it hits like one of them then your friend definitely has something special. I found this on AZ. Link to a cue made by him. Maybe the OP OHplayer can get you more info on him and his cues. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=292562 Good shooting to you...

Really great design and the woods chosen look phenomenal. I'll bet it has a great hit to it. Thanks for posting the pre-finish pic! It Looks sweet in the raw too. Good shooting to you, Kevin

Sorry to hear that. However, I am very happy to hear he's still with us and getting better. If you're reading this thread Lee, remember IMO your health absolutely comes before cue building. For any one wondering about Lee working on or completing their cues, there shouldn't be any doubt...

Justin is on AZ under the user name xpatcan1. I didn't make the connection until you showed the cocobolo 7 veneer cue that's also in the Cue & Case Gallery. Great stuff! Good shooting to you, Kevin

Beautiful Hoppe! I love the look of this cue. Those colors are awesome. I really like how simple and balanced you kept the whole cue's design. The black anodized pin and black linen wrap are just whip cream on that cake! Please let us all know how it hits when you have it. Thanks for...

Sorry to hear about your first build. It really was looking like a great player. That really blows when that happens. Not that the first build was any slouch but it looks like Jeff dug even deeper into their great stash of wood for this beautifully grained piece. Hope all goes well on this one...

Yellow to the extreme right side of the red with a tip or so of bottom right allowing the yellow to first come off the first long rail then to the opposite long rail where it catches the reverse spin to a total of 5 rails to contact the white between the closest long rail to it and the short...

3rd that....They do a great job and IMO the quality is completely worth the price. Think about it this way...you get to see a lot of really great matches for a bit less then the price of being in a hotel room near the tournament for only one day. Good shooting to you, Kevin