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Duc, How much are they?

thanks for the heads up...

That Martinez appears to be one of his more recent cues.

Prewitt Cues Ed's cues hit great. I hit with a cored ebony and ivory cue that played fantastic. I played with one of his original plain jane birdseye cues. I would describe Ed's shaft taper as firm. Buy an Ed Prewitt cue if you can afford the ticket you will not be sorry. An additional...

Bill Good luck with you cue conversion.

Mike, I just sent you an email.

JJollie, Pictures please? Thanks

Have you tried Cue Components? http://www.cuecomponents.com/index.html

Ed Prewitt would be my choice. His attention to detail is fantastic and his cues play great. Ed's cues hit firm. As far as an investment ED's cues have appreciated exponentially since he began making cues.

Justin, Congratulations on your new cue. Ed Pewitt is a fantastic cuemaker. Those rings are impressive. Everything silver on Ed's cues is sterling.

Nice looking case. How about a plain black 2x4 with no pockets?

What is the weight on your XBreaker cue?

Thanks for the Shorts. That music kills me...

CueComponents has an entire write up on his site about his ivory.

I do not believe a person could learn to make cues from a book, or at least I know that I can not. However, I feel the books fill an information void when hands-on training can not be found. For me Higtowers book solidified a few I ideas and confirmed some of my misunderstandings. I did feel...

Steve Klein sneaky pete: 18.8oz cortland wrap with plain brown phenolic rings 3/8x11 joint Tim Padgett Plain Jane 19oz Pauferro with a cork wrap and black rings 3/8x10 joint

Cue Books I heard that Kersenbrock produced a book. I have been unable to find the text. I also heard that Burton Spain wrote a book. I purchased Hightower's book.

Does anyone have any pictures of these cues?

I want the case.

Cousin Cues are the hardest hitting cues in my opinion.