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On the Hill I just did a deal with Troy at On the Hill, and I must say that he went above and beyond in assisting me with the purchase and some minor refinishing. The deal was exceptionally fair. And, the cue is even better than he had said it was.

Whoever bought this cue will be very happy. Sheldon's workmanship is top notch. And he uses excellent wood for his shafts. Congratulations!

Hangemhigh Just had a great transaction with Tommy over an Engles case. The case was in terrific condition, exactly as promised. Thanks, Tommy. HomerB

Although they're a bit more than you're looking to spend, Bamacues' Barnharts are a whole lotta cue for the money. You've gotta check them out!!

Given that a heavier ferrule has been found to contribute to greater deflection, why do so many cuemakers use an ivory ferrule rather than a lighter, artificial one?

You can't go wrong with this cue. I would buy this one in a heartbeat if I didn't already have two!

How do these shafts compare -- OB-1 v. 314 v. Z?

Does anyone have experience with Adler tables? Other than price, good or bad? Please advise.

I've purchased a1 and a3. Thank you PocketChalker.

Amboyna burl cue by Sheldon Lebow Check out this website for a beautiful amboyna burl cue that Sheldon made for me. The joint is ivory, as are the ferrules. The cue is awesome. http://www.sheldoncue.com/rb/

Camcues I purchased a cue from Chad and I can say that you won't be disappointed. The workmanship is truly wonderful and the hit is better yet. Chad has been flying a bit under the radar, but won't be for long.

Sheldon Lebow's Cues are the Bomb! This is just to give a cuemaker who does not get much exposure on this site some additional cudos. His cues play wonderfully. His finish is second to none. :D

How is the playability and resale value of Gilbert cues? If you had a choice between Gilbert and say, Blackcreek, which would you choose and why?

That is just the most spectacular cue I think I've ever seen. Do you actually play with it?

A flat-faced joint with a radial pin seems to be increasingly more popular, and a stainless steel joint with the 5/16 x 14 pin less so, with the exception of a few very high end cue makers. I was wondering whether this has something to do with construction techniques, the cost, or because most...

Just wanted to say thanks, Gene, for the bodacious Billiard Encyclopedia. It was a pleasure to do business with you. HomerB

Eric -- I would like to buy the rack but your pm box is full.