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Removing 2 ounces by boring and then coring will be quite the challenge! My first question, as your cuemaker, would be how well do you like the thick butt of the cue? You could turn the cue down to .840 at the joint and 1.22-.25 at the butt. Weigh the cue and then use a gun drill to take out...

We are both in Texas. Might have to contact you about tusks for less than $100 pound.

Old Timer''s disease. My brain told me it was a Schon when clearly he states it is a Joss. Sorry for the confusion.

Leave it alone unless it develops a sound. Then, contact Schon.

More and more customers today want burl wood or lots of figure. Those types of wood can produce problems regarding staying straight, thus, along came coring(and it has been around for many years). Coring can also solve some balance and weight issues issues as well as tonal qualities and hit...

Either piece would make a stunning cue.

Can't disagree with your opinion if you are only referring to the announcers listed. Expand the list and Jeremy Jones rises to the top-just like cream. He is without parallel in one pocket announcing.

This is just a stunner. Keep on building. You got "the touch".

When "players" in the 90's decided that "the whiter the shaft the better", the quality of playing shafts declined. I would like for anyone to explain how a white shaft is a quality "playing" shaft. Most of the better shafts for playability, in my opinion, are heavier and darker in color...

Thanks to everyone who posted. I will take the advice and keep trying for better photos.

The primary reason is few persons request them. I believe most cue makers would build one with a request.

Can anyone offer suggestions for using an IPhone 6Plus to take cue pictures to post on AZB? Is it possible to take clear photos of the cue with this phone? Finally, a full cue photo seems to be "long range" if that makes any sense.

All we can do is continue to pray for a good outcome. They need our support during this very difficult time.

Would you consider posting a photo showing the bevel you described. Also, I am unsure as to the thickness of the cutoff blade that you ground down in the photo posted originally. Thanks for your consideration.

I certainly did not paint him as lily white but pointed out that the buyers seem satisfied and can get their money back if it falls apart or they are in any way unsatisfied. If that is a defense, I plead guilty. I really don't know how to respond to your PM from Dean, so I won't. I do hope...

1. I guess you could enquire, LOL. 2. Roll over to Facebook. He seems to take money and seldom deliver product.

I hate it when you don't finish a story. C'mon, give it up.

This whole mess seems simple to me.. If you received a Jackpot and were unhappy, there was a full refund available, no questions asked. Am I mistaken that no purchaser has asked for a refund? We have others who feel that a whole lot of untrue statements were put forth. That is your right as an...

See if you can remove as if you needed to replace a pin.

Rhino Cues-I don't make pins and rubber bumpers, however.