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So my understanding is that ivory in cues... means the cue cannot be shipped anywhere except within the country's borders... no ivory inlaid cues can be shipped outside the US and no ivory inlaid cue can be brought in to the US... Am I right on this? What percentage of cuemakers abide by the law?

Why not just make one... I just make mine in several sizes depending on the work needed.

Welcome Dave and hope to see posts on ASK THE CUEMAKER forum

Orange scent?:)

I don't like the alternate break format. It gives too much opportunity to a lesser player... the elimination and knockout stages could attest to that... it also eliminates the strength of a stronger player... can't get the rhythm and groove going... Losing a rack, still have a chance 'coz...

My shafts start as boards then cut up into squares... squares are just store racked up in piles. After the first turn I stand 'em in a rack where they stay after quite a number of turns spanning months... I start hanging shfts when they are aroungf .890 until finished.

Efren won his match against Radoslaw Babica earlier... he'll be up on the tv table against a spanish guy on the first tv match on day 3... like 4am EST...

There are quite a few matches going on in the hall and some spectators watch whatever player interests them. I've seen the same scenario when the WPC was held in Cardiff... when no big name player was in the tv table, lots of vacant seats. During the KO stages I think there will be much better...

Congatulations to your win tony! Was funny how you put your towel on your face when efren missed the nine:D

It does...:)

Happy birthday Mr. Tucker! Cheers!

Just make 'em good and they will come

I know a link was posted about that before... like the one brianna sold on ebay... could the link be posted again... thanks

That's excellent work for the machinery you have... speaks of a lot of talent in the making. What'd you use to make the inlays?

The longest I've made is 63"... one of my shooting cues is 62" long. If the weight is distributed properly and balanced well, it'll feel just like a normal 58" cue. Still it depends on the variables like wood choice, balance point etc. but nothing that can't be done.

Sounds great Bob... would be a cuemakers shop heaven... Kinda scary thought though... the machines are kinda taking over the craftsmanship... with everything built to produce perfection... but then again...

No wonder they don't tell who made the blanks... prolly rejects... should be weary of those who do bad business on AZ. Attention Mike...

Prather and Jennifer are one of if not the nicest people to deal with in buying cue supplies. I get most raw materials from them and their service and quality is excellent. That's one nice lookin blank you got there. I'm gettin one for me for keeps:)

BS and ringwork

amboyna burl with ebony....