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Been using mineral spirits for years with no problems. As a second option, a little WD-40 on a paper towel does pretty good as well. Just be sure to work fast so there is no time for the chemical to react with the finish, and rinse the excess off with a wet paper towel, the wipe it dry. Stay...

I am posting this for comparison only as mentioned in PM. My cue has not yet been identified either, but it has characteristics of a well made custom cue. Good luck finding the maker, and perhaps it will lead me to find the maker of mine as well. Kevin

I don't remember if I posted this in this section before or not, but I'm trying to identify the makers mark of this cue for a friend. The cue is a very well made Hoppe style. The points are dead even, and all aspects of the cue are characteristic of a build by a very skilled maker. Just...

I'll do that. Thank you.

I don't remember if I posted this in this section before or not, but I'm trying to identify the makers mark of this cue for a friend. The cue is a very well made Hoppe style. The points are dead even, and all aspects of the cue are characteristic of a build by a very skilled maker. Just...

I'll take a tin of Mediums. PayPal sent.

Who built this one and what kind of wood is it? Really like it alot.

I sincerely hope the thread does not end as I truly enjoy the pics of the first class cues being posted. Please continue, and I apologize if it offended. That was not the intent. And no, I will never sell those gems.

"Post your "S" Cues " Love all the cues! Truly some masterpieces by some master cue builders. Now it's time fo my contribution. I got these gems from......(wait for it).... Sears!

Customer wants to temporarily extend their cue for long shots instead of using a bridge.

A customer of mine wants me to make him a cue extension that fits over the end of the butt. I've never made or used one, and have only seen them from a distance. Any suggestions on how to build one would be welcomed. I know it can't be too difficult, but as I said, I never built one. Thanks for...

Can someone recommend a low cost, accuate scale for weighing cues? Any suggestions would be welcome. My balance beam scale has seen better days and is no longer accurate no matter what I do. I bought it at a thrift shop for a couple of bucks, so I got what I paid for! Thanks for any...

Jamie, Looks like the poll malfunctioned. Everybody is back to zero now. Kevin

test link here

Thanks for the link. Just finished watching it and found it quite interesting to listen to a pioneer / master cuemaker.

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Thank you. That is a helpful video. I've always started mine by inserting end of the linen in a hole and securing it with a toothpick. His way looks a lot easier. Next wrap I do will be like he does it. Kevin

Still More of Franky... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=281510&highlight=frankenstein

More Frankenstein Case Some more of the same...