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Be sure to let us know how you like your new Mezz SP cue. Eddie

Thanks garczar

Is that the only match that'll be shown today/tonight?

Was it an elkmaster, and did he use a lathe to do the trimming or a razor etc.?

I'm glad you posted the picture of the Kingwood butt. I would've thought that to be Rosewood.

I'm surprised that Bob hasn't made a video, using his robot to test all of the shafts in comparison to his for deflection.

What's the difference in a Wavy pin and 3/8x10? Will a wavy joint shaft fit a 3/8x10 and vice versa?

I don't think I have? Does She/he have some good information?

How did he do? I think he finished 3rd a couple of years ago. I knew Gabby from Reds in Houston.

Kim, when the cue is cored, what goes inside to fill the void? I have a SP cue butt that somebody cored out. The cue is cored out about 18" or so, then a smaller hole drilled and tapped, to hold a brass weight which basically was a 1/2" brass rod, 4" long and about 3/4" inch of threads.

I do like the looks of Ebony also.

Hi Kim. I'd like the cue butt to be as plain as possible, with only a black phenolic joint collar. So far, it seems like most of the cue builders think that Rosewood would be a good choice.

Also, I'd like it to weigh, about 15 ozs.

Sorry. I don't know how to "Quote" and post. Eddie

Today | 10:38 AM JC When you find that perfect hitting piece of wood be prepared for the reality that your cue is going to be very plain and ordinary looking. The obsession with figured wood is not helping the hit. The "best" wood is rarely the prettiest. For me, (at this time), wrap, and...

I talked to an instructor, (very well known), and he did tell me to play in as many tournaments as I possibly could. No matter what the amount was, from $2.00 to $100, (as much as you could afford) and play for a cheap amount, as often as you can, and you'll see a definite improvement in a short...

Hello Cuemakers and everyone. I have a question about the best wood to build a cue butt out of, (solid or spliced) for the best feel, most feedback or sensitivity, and sound. If I use the same shaft to test hit with, and with hard tip. I'm looking to have a 30" butt built with a 3/8" x 10 pin. Eddie

06-15-2019 | 03:15 PM JC I had been wanting to get into some basic inlay capabilities and a customer asked me if I could put an anchor on his butt sleeve to commemorate his time in the navy. I said sure, no problem. Having no idea how I was going to accomplish it. So a bought a router...

Do you mind posting some pics of a tight, well made, straight grain shaft vs a "cheap wood shaft"? Thanks