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If you live in Florida, you can get ivory from CueComponents.

No, no, no. You need the latest and greatest painted Predator bullshit to be your best. /s Seriously though, find a cue you like the looks of and play with it. If you get half-way decent, you will adjust to most anything you pick up anyway. If you like, upgrade the shaft later.

You can still get one made to your specs; it would just have to be from a lesser-known maker. I had one made for me last year from a local maker for less than $1000. There are definitely other options available, either new or used. Obviously, you can find one here on AZ in the for-sale...

It's wild to me that some of you folks expect a lesson from one of the best players in the world for $100. I don't think I can't get a PBIA certified instructor in Austin for $100/hr.

It's Scott Gilmore. https://gilmorecues.com/ https://www.instagram.com/gilmore_cues/

I had that feeling as well.

I've got a friend that says he used to be a Southwest dealer or promoter and has like 10 of them. I've shot with two or three of his and they play well. I was surprised how much I liked the ebony nosed one he had. It was heavy and hit like a freight train. Like you and outside of an 18yr...

Search for a metal lathe like this one locally: https://www.amazon.com/VEVOR-x14-Benchtop-Variable-Precision/dp/B0DLNK42SM One caveat is that you will need to buy/build something like a steadyrest to support the shaft on the rear side of the chuck. It needs to have a bore in the chuck of 23mm...

25-19 Raulito

I get it that he needs that in the DR, but the towel every other shot is odd as well. I'm also at the point where I have muted the commentators. I am not enjoying those guys for the most part.

That's a hot take, lol. I would have zero problem with it if he broke and ran the whole damn thing as long as I got a picture with him.

I can't tell you they are exactly the same thing, but Whyte made the Spartan CF shaft. It also takes the Whyte inserts and is $200 cheaper if just having the changeable inserts is what you wanted: https://www.pooldawg.com/spartan-victory-carbon-shaft-12-75mm

It's basically the Sparkcar repair lathe: I seem to recall it not reviewing very well. Here's a prior thread on the subject: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/affordable-lathe-to-put-on-new-cue-tips.515618/

yep., probably this one: https://www.pooldawg.com/pool-cues/cues-by-style/jump-break-and-jump-break-cues/elite-heavy-27oz-banned-break-cue

I think it basically is in order, there's just a ton of usernames. I did a brief search to see if I could find a search syntax, but there's not a lot of info out there for Xenforo. Perhaps someone that runs the site can shed more light on the subject.

For $100? Absolutely. I've spent more on less memorable things. Hell, if he does the same thing at the Texas Open 10 ball tournament next month, I will do it. I have no illusion of winning but maybe I get a rack off of him, maybe not. Either way, it would be worth the experience...

Consider putting a linen sound buffer tip pad on as well if you are going to replace the tip anyway.

Or OKHealing on Amazon. Same thing probably.

3:00 AM and 9-ball started like 7 hours later.

I'd argue 650+ Fargo players in a race to 5 even going hill-hill should take 60 minutes or less.