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I used a PJ Samsara for a short time several years ago. Cue was too stiff for me. Plus, one of the shafts warped pretty bad and the second developed a slight warp. Samsara replaced one of them. I didn't want to sell the cue because I didn't want the shafts to go bad and it would come back to me...

Arnie is one of the most honorable and trustworthy cuemakers on this planet. He is an asset to the cuemaking trade. I know for a fact that he ONLY uses high quality seasoned wood and the very best parts available. Plus, these two cues that he has available are a steal!

Since you already have experience with Jerry Olivier and live so close to him, I'd use him. He has a lot of experience with Titlist conversions... and the ones I saw were beautiful. Plus, he makes some of the best shafts out there, and his finish is flawless.

Slim, you said it well. You owe no one an explanation or apology for what you posted. No matter how some things are expressed, some posters will just never get it. They are always looking for something to wolf about... and they jumped the gun on this one. IMO.

I hate to be a pain. I'm very interested but I've lost track of which one is available. Let me know which cue/cues are for sale, and your best price, shipped using paypal, or your choice of payment.

I somewhat agree but I think it's a stretch to say ''hatred'', but the jealousy part is spot on! It has reared it's ugly head on the thread... and that's sad, IMO.

It's a tie... the Joel Hercek cue and the Searing! But since these are my favorite cuemakers, I guess I'm a little biased.

Probably late 90's... It won Best In Show at a cue exhibit in 1999.

I like box cases, too. Here's the best one I've ever come across. It's the only case I use. You would do well to at least use this one as a model. It's a 2x4 case that holds 1x2 in the lid, making it a lot less bulky than other styles of box cases. http://www.cuesight.com/stx6al.html

Dave's Cue Repair has an excellent reputation, and he's close to you. http://www.davescuerepair.com/Price_List.html

Ah, them were the days.

It'll mail it in tomorrows mail. Sending two 6''x9'' sheets.

After this long you have every right to name him... here and now. It will not help or hurt your chances of getting the cue you paid for, but it may help others from making a mistake dealing with this guy.

I have some that is .001 steel. Free of charge for such a small amount, if you can use it.

I agree. Here's an interesting read. http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.billiard/msg/0dd0fbb3be509b85?dmode=

5/16 x 14 SS piloted, IF the pilots are very snug. Otherwise solid capped ivory with radial pin.

Dennis Searing simply is a perfectionist. He refuses to compromise even the smallest detail. He takes a lot of pride in what he produces, and figures that EVERYTHING is important when it comes to his trade, cuemaking. He is to be admired, IMO. With his popularity came a long wait to get one of...

Thanks Arnie and good to hear from you... and I'll probably be calling sometime for advise. I appreciate the offer. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to you and the family.

This is my new Bassel Elshaar repair lathe. This machine is very well engineered/designed and built. Smooth and powerful with standard features and available options to make cue repairs quick and accurate. So far I've just starting using it, but I'm extremely pleased with the results. I'm not...

If you choose to wear glasses, the most important thing is to get a prescription for single lenses and use them for pool only. Explain to the examiner what you want the glasses for and they will find just the right focal point for you, for the table size you most often play on. Just make sure...