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Steve, I thought I would put your cue and another one next to each other, hoping / guessing that you may have not seen the other one. Briefly, what I saw is one unbelievable pair from the two great-grand masters: I think they would look so nice next to each other :) PS: I hope TommyT...

This really is an awesome offering. I have a serious expense in the rather-close-future otherwise I would buy it. What an offering.

Ladies and Gents, Here is the last Tad cue that I may share you here - just like the previous ones, this one belongs to Fatboy as well. I believe this to be a Tadpole cue but I am sure Eric will tell more details. Here are the pictures for your viewing pleasure: The forearm: Tadpole close-up...

Please PM me the price as well. Thank you.

Dean is right on with this as well. The cue appears to be extremely solid, looks very-very nice to me - just like the way it should be done. Hats off for the maker for the looks - if I could just simply invest $750 in trying it out I'd take it right away. Good luck with it.

Congratulations for the milestone, this really tells us something about this particular cue. May I ask what are the other three coming? Yours, David

Apparently you search for the very same things in cues as I and I believe that using other shafts just isn't the right thing to do. I would like to try pre-cat 314 shafts though for longer time as I have already played with one but only briefly. I also think that a cuemaker or cue builder...

Here is another Tad of Eric, I think that it is pretty unique, looks like a Titlist forearm to me with straight grain maple and this is what Eric said as well. I am sure he will tell us more when he has time to. I'll put up one more within a few days! Enjoy :)

I, personally, have a lot of respect for Mike Bender and his work and sometimes I feel like they are way under-appreciated. There was a very-very nice fellow in another forum at Seybert's Billiard Supply's page - and if I'm not mistaken he once used to post here as well - and he had a beautiful...

...shafts back from the time when they were built the way they should be built. Good luck - if I already had a cue to put one of these on I would have pulled the trigger.

Berny, That is a wonderful pick that reflects good taste. I assume it has been a fine experience dealing with Troy from onthehill :) I know I have seen this cue there and it caught my eye... So, how do you like the joint and the shafts particularly - I know you have mentioned these but what is...

I decided to throw in my two cents worth after reading 155 replies... I think that we are living in a new age and that we have to adapt to it. We can read it many times a week on this board that 'If only I ordered a dozen of 700 dollar priced fancy cues from Gus' or if only I bought that Bushka...

Here is one of them, the rings above the wrap remind me a lot more of a Bushka than a Tad and overall a great looking cue. I must leave now and will post more pics if Eric sends me more, when I get back! Hold on until then! :)

So, now I know that in the country of 300 million people there is someone who has sold a Gina, won't play anymore and also has a South West for sale... Please PM me a price and specs when you have them, Thank you, David

I don't know whether you can really rely on that opinion considering both the age of this cue and other custom cue makers who have their rings unmatched - consider SW here. If the rings match in colour then they were made at the very same time - as you may see other cues that have rebuilt and...

Jay, Thank you for the quick and very informative reply! I am waiting for a money transfer of a couple of bucks to my USD bank account and so I can send you the money for it by the time I receive it. It shouldn't take any longer than 4-5 days, maybe a week, max. Would you send it to me to...

I would like to ask if you have issues that contain articles about famous cue makers... It is as if I could recall a magazine that has had a Szamboti box cue on its cover... I could be completely wrong here, but maybe I am not and if you had this volume, I would like to purchase it, most likely...

College really does Suck, I am just after my exam period with 10 awful exams and 30 days of continuous studying. I have sent you a PM and I would like to know how does the rings line up throughout the cue and especially at the joint when assembled. Thank you! David Bredan

I really-really like the Kers, in my opinion each DPK that surfaces is much like a diamond from the rough. I, personally, love the Chicago-style cues of Bill Schick. One more thing: I think, considering that how limited his production is, fancy Bluegrass cues should be a good choice as well -...

...and I would gladly help again with sharing pictures! :)