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I just looked at the pics now and it certainly doesn’t look like melamine.

I think you should post it here so I can enjoy the s-show that ensues 😳🤣😂!

I always thought Lbm was linen based melamine…

Oh, that’s Mexican Pesos btw.

I’ve never seen one but I’ll give you 3691.84 for it.

I hate the idea of silicone anywhere near a cue. I’ve had to refinish some cabinet drawer fronts that had silicone on them. It took me 3 times to get it right.

IMO, if you cant make money getting a lathe and doing tips and ferrules to start and get a customer base then why spend the $$ to build cues right away?

I think I’m down 4 points since I’ve had a game entered…

Mine always seems to move a couple of points either way. If I’m correct, you have under 300 games in the system and that could be one of a few reasons.

Is it a scroll chuck or independent?

While I have 2 of them, I don’t know anyone that sells a 4 jaw independent Chuck for a cuesmith.

I expect if the playing shafts are poorly constructed as well then I’ll find out eventually.

Could you please explain what poorly constructed means, could be different for everybody.

In my experience, people want the 4oz. Weight because to them that was the benchmark set years ago. I had a lot more typed up but I’ll just stick with that…

I’m just curious how you know they made a killing? You know how much they paid for product, travel expenses, how much the booth was, how much the employees got paid? I assume that obviously you must just know it all.

I don’t think that’s a trait of the wood, more likely the tip and ferrule. Bocote is hard and heavy…

I don’t remember the year , but I’d say at least 17 years ago I tried a Diamond 7 footer at the expo. It was definitely a pinball machine! I’ve played on a bunch of 9’s since then and the rails were a little more lively than GC’s but they played well.

I believe at least 1 of those 4 will make custom billets for you…

I got mine