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Seven hours and eight minutes to go! Good luck with the sale of such a great cue!

Mexican Rosewood, maybe?

That is a marvellous cue and case, they make a great set together. For better pictures I would recommend you more Light, before trying with anything else, wait for the Sun to shine and take the cue to a well lid place. With more light you will not need to use a high 'ISO' setting that causes...

When I paid around 2k for my Capone and took it out for the first spin I was disappointed with both brand new Kamui MS and Sniper tips on the shafts. I shaped them down to their half height and the cue began singing - it is ridicolous how much difference that made. I recommend you playing around...

Here are the pics - sorry for the delay, it's because I am 6-7 hours ahead of you guys and fell asleep after a day's studying.. Well, back on topic, here is probably The Tad of all Tads I have seen during my short life. I would recommend you taking a close look at the last picture showing the...

Eric, Here are the pictures for you. I am speechless, I can't describe this cue with words. What a set it is with the cap: Enjoy, everyone :)

Saturday bump for a friend a really nice cue!

This is a beautiful cue! I really like Paul's work, mostly for its accuracy - the overall designs are scarcely too busy but always elegant. I remember how much I wanted a cue by Paul and how happy I was when I had it. It was a few light years simplier than this with it being a usual 4 ebony...

I know a guy who said that his cue played bad - after he couldn't get used to it after a couple of days. I got the cue for him from AZB, the cue was as described and in perfect shape and the whole deal went fine. So the cue arrived, it looked really great - it was an Predator LE-11 by Mezz and...

This cue looks so great it hurts. Should you want to know the whole story, this cue was meant to be mine, but it stayed in the USA, BTLS bought it from me (and I got it from onthehill.net, Troy Oldham, I guy I also wholeheartedly recommend) aaaand I got a superb Mottey in trade for this...

I only every fourth of fifth and Titlist conversion that I see and I only like one out of a hundred this much. This cue has it all that a Titlist conversion should have - especially when the original blank has so shocking colours like this. This has to be my favourite Titlist conversion so...

Thank you for the bump, in my personal opinion these would make consistant and high-quality tools for anyone. What's more is that you are NOT buying a messed up, beaten and now thrown out set here, but a good setup that you can rely on. I know, the BK2 and the Instroke (that is merely elegant...

I have had a Capone cue with the 'Radial-thread' metal pin going into the wood of the shaft. It was extremely tight and fit perfectly - you had to use some extra force to get the shaft on the butt after only the half of the pin has been in the shaft. I have read - maybe on DZ's site - that they...

Bill, You have listed many beautiful cues and I am very tempted as well... I have noticed one little typo in the new Nitti page, whereas it is listed as "cue has all the work done by CNC" while it is done by hand. I thought I will give a heads up on this beautiful cue. Best of luck for you on...

Hello all, I know the value of the following stuff in my country and on this site as well, but I would need to know if there is any interest for a whole package? I consider these the better production stuff out there - these are definitely not in the Whitten/Engles and Chudy/Mottey category but...

Erich, That is an another beautiful addition to your great collection! I think the most distinctive attribute of Tad cues is that although they are extremely intricate, they still manage to have a subtle, elegant, clean appearance - they don't look too busy, you don't get overwhelmed with the...

Jeff, You are very welcome and thank you very much for sharing! You really do have some amazing cues and it is always great to see one or the other shared here. As for these two particular cues: I have ever heard of a micarta handle cue yet, but I would love to have cues with micarta in them -...

Absolutely marvellous cues here!!! I especially love the very last one posted, with the white and green wrap - it looks like a player's cue with that linen wrap, but one of the most beautiful player's cues of all time - I mean there is so much difference in between that cue and the other one...

I have not had any Nitti cues but I did have a Capone, and that was The Cue in my short life, so far. Absolutely professional execution and a hit that was so balanced that it was uncomparable to anything I have felt before. I know 'hit' is subjective and depends on woods and so on and on... BUT...

Thank you for your thoughts, I really appreciate it. As for a good book to increase your knowledge, I would highly recommend you the two booklets of Burton Spain - with one being rather like a diary and that has less to do with cue making - while the other volume is a great read and maybe it...