Search results

Danny Tibbitts was inducted into the International Cuemakers Hall Of Fame. Danny started out as a carpenter and then opened his own cabinet shop. Then in 1985 he built his first pool cue. Over the next few years he honed his skills and eventually turned the cabinet shop completely into a high...

Danny Tibbitts was inducted into the International Cuemakers Hall Of Fame. Danny started out as a carpenter and then opened his own cabinet shop. Then in 1985 he built his first pool cue. Over the next few years he honed his skills and eventually turned the cabinet shop completely into a high...

Here is the latest Hightower cue built for Lester to go in his Titleist Conversion collection: The inlays and Hoppe ring are Moose and the handle is very high end and rare Hickory Burl.

Here is our latest cue. It is a full splice Rosewood into Birdseye Maple cue. The crosses are made out of Olive wood from Bethlehem. This cue was built thin and light weight.

Here is a link to 14 Butterfly blanks Reuben Fisher built. I posted them for sale in another thread. Post number 20. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/full-length-core-instead-of-a-joint.576889/#post-8168667

If you are a cue repairman and get tired of not having a weight bolt you can exchange for the production cue your customer is standing there with. You might be interested in our 25 Weight Bolt Mix for $75. These weight bolts retail for $5 to $10 each average, but you get the 25 mix for only $3...

I now have Maple Laminated Handles 20" x 1.375" in stock $25 each. https://www.cuesmith.com/maple-laminated-handle-dowels-20-x-1-375/ https://www.cuesmith.com/point-blanks-and-cue-parts/

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Hightower Spalted Tamarind and Ebony cue with flame veneers!

Hightower Purple Heart, Ebony and Spalted Hickory Handle Cue

Every order from now through Friday night that is over $100 gets a free Cue Smith Brand Layered tip to try. Just write in the notes on the site if you want Black Pearl Soft or Medium, or White Pearl Soft or Medium. Orders over $200 get a White Pearl and a Black Pearl tip in your choice of...

I guess we are long overdue for doing so. But we are introducing our own line of Cue Smith tips. The Cue Smith tips come in White Pearl and Black Pearl colors in 14mm Soft and Medium. Here is a link to the tips. I have almost 500 of each hardness in stock. https://www.cuesmith.com/cue-tips/

I am selling off my collection a little at a time. Here is an old Schon I have had since the 80s. 6 Schon shafts of varying diameters. $4000 Here is a link to a thread I posted about it many years ago: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/old-schon-cue.341238/...

There is a Mint Condition two year old Mid Size Cue Smith cue building lathe for sale $SOLD The Cue Building unit has Large Spindle Bore, taper bars for butt and shaft, power feed unit and router. Today the lathe package alone sells for $2850 and he has well over $1500 dollars in additional...

I am re-posting this from the Cue Makers forum. They have raise about a third of what was stolen so far. For decades now the source of much of the finest materials available for us to build the cues you all enjoy so much has been Boone and Eric at Bell Forest Products in Michigan. They...

Dave Jacoby started doing repairs on cues in 1982. With his son Shane, on a small lathe he purchased from Viking cues, they began tinkering with building cues. Dave continued to build cues as a hobby. In 1996, he incorporated the business with Brandon, changing the company name from Dave’s Cue...

Dave Jacoby started doing repairs on cues in 1982. With his son Shane, on a small lathe he purchased from Viking cues, they began tinkering with building cues. Dave continued to build cues as a hobby. In 1996, he incorporated the business with Brandon, changing the company name from Dave’s Cue...

Many have been asking me when I was going to start selling some of the wood I got from Reuben Fisher’s shop. So I have started putting some up on my Point Blanks and Cue Parts page. I put up some Handle / Forearm sets Rueben had made and the laminated coring dowels. He had very few laminated...