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Just to let everyone know, that Unique Products will be shut down from December 22nd - Jan 2nd for the Holidays. Merry Christmas to everyone, and have a Happy New Year. Jim

Merry Christmas to everyone, hoping you have a wonderful New Year!!! Jim

U have a camera? Show off those woods there Kelly...

Check your PM's

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Joe, your on it...I corrected it...Thinking of show pricing :)

Thats not funny Joey.........but it does work...

Lots of PM's on this machine for sale... I hate to see Mike sell it, but he only uses it for a few inlays each year on his cues. The machine cost $8500 which includes the Variable Speed Quiet router. The Programs he is giving with the machine, I cannot tell you their value for sure. I know it...

I do the same for the JP at this time. I figured you did the pins in quanities, which I would do also. I will work on it this weekend and post some pics if I get them done. Thanks Dickie for the help... Jim

Whatever ferrule you are using does answer your question... The real question is..........."How will it hit?" The two cues I have close to me, hit Really GOOD!!!!!!!!!! Merry Xmas to you and your family Dave :)

We might want to use your software :) Looks pretty good I would say. skins on AZ has a great software program, he might chime in if we use his name some... I think it is pretty expensive though...

Dickie...Like to see a pic of the pin sir... Happy Holidays buddy...

While talking about lasering... Someone at the big tournaments does engraving on shafts and butts of cues. I was told it was like a transfer, but when you run your hand across it it feels like etched clear coat. Any help on this one? Dustin... If you want to engrave them, I might be able to...

As good as you can make them hit...

If your wanting to mix the orange and purple together in the same cue, you can double string wrap. Probably would be kind of ugly, but love those Clemson fans. I think Atlas sells orange also, if Prather does not have it left. Jim

Joey, This is the the finish Runingman is using now, but is not my finish choice. My test results were poor on adherance, and buffing is less than desirable. There are a lot of cuemakers using Vans now, and most are looking for something better :)

Jon, Check your PM's

Tony, There are a lot of cue makers that have given up on UV finish, or spray Auto clear on top of UV finish to get it to shine. We do make a UV finish that will outshine any auto clear coat on the market today. It makes finishing cues, a very simple process. I have studied for over a year...

Auto Clear Coat typically has thinner to allow you to spray, which is laquer based. mix the two together, and you will have a pretty spider web -Crackled look :)