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Ae Trustworthy seller with a steller reputation. A fair price for a custom stealth cue. :grin-square:

Jay, PayPal sent, sorry I was late. Raildriver

Pool Wars-Copy 499 Jay, I will send pay-pal tonight! Way cool stuff. Can I request copy #499? :grin: Raildriver

Thanks for the tips. I hate to waste good material. Raildriver:wink:

Has anyone had any success dying the phenolic crap that Atlas was selling a few years back. It looked great before you turned it (coco-brown), and after you turned it the material was more like taupe; maybe fifteen shades lighter from where you started. I'm trying to match some older ring-work...

I think these Novas solid cues. Does this one have two shafts? And is the ferrule ivory?

Man, this has to be a very early Gina; cool!

last price-drop = $1100 and shipping. Thanks, Raildriver

Last price-drop = $550 with shipping.

Price-drop on this Kikel SP = $575; PM me soon.

You're right, split-butts should be fairly common. However, I have yet to see a JW with a brass joint! How about you? I would venture to say this is the first you have ever seen; am I right??

This JW is super rare because it has a brass joint and matching brass rings. This is the only cue I am aware of that Billy used brass. The cue was ordered by the original owner from Billy when he made cues here locally. This cue is in original condition and has not been re-done. Cue weight is...

This Kikel is in great shape and straight. Cue weight is 18.5 oz, shaft is 13.0 mm, and cue is 58 in. The cue comes with 1-shaft. Looking to get $600, but will accept offers. Thanks, Raildriver:grin: [/IMG]

The Kikel is sold, and I will try to get back to those pms on the Martin. I fell ill today and have not yet taken pictures etc. Thanks for being patient, Raildriver

If you are interested in a Harvey Martin or a nice Kikel 6-point, pm me and I will get pictures and prices out to you tomorrow. Specs as well:eek: Raildriver

Please give your 2-cents on if the older cue is a Herman Rambow, and what the old refurbished Brunzwick might be worth. Both cues might be for sale later after speaking with owners. Thanks, Raildriver. :grin:

Lee, let me know on the price for the Porper setup as well. Raildriver

Arnot, thanks for the tip. I will try your method (heat slow-turns easy). Thanks Raildriver

I'm attempting to remove a difficult 3/8 x10 pin. I have removed several pins and usually with ease. However, this pin appears to have been bent below the collar and there is some cracking at the end of the forearm indicating a pissed off player. Anyway, I've heated the pin several times and...

There is always more than one way to skin a cat. Thanks for the tips everyone.