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Badges are in :-)

^ what he said

Thanks for the kind words guys. I've got a real spark to step up the hobby now that I've got a few out

50k and it's yours lol. Gonna have to wait a few weeks to get it cut at the timber yard as my saws would shit themselves at the site of a lump of ebony like this :)

Picked up this little beauty. 70 year old African ebony. Jet black. What do you think it's worth? I'm not selling but I'm just curious

Badges have arrived and are ready to go in. it took 3 weeks to get them here but it's been worth the wait. I'm really happy how they turned out and people seem to like the black and gold one best.

Will you ship to the uk? If so I'll take the V groove cutter

Was that little old me? :-)

Here's the other one just waiting for the name badge then it's done.

Happy and proud that I can officially call myself a cue maker at last. First cue sold to a very happy customer. Onwards and upwards :-)

Still needs some finishing off but I had a few frames with it tonight and it plays lovely. I think the owner should be pleased with it.

These 2 are old skool. A hand plane and lots of patience. The butts are turned and sanded on my lathe though.

Hi guys, Not posted in a while. Been busy getting married, buying houses and becoming a father. I've been repairing for a while but have decided to start making cues from scratch. Here are my first 2 in progress. Both will become English pool cues and have been ordered by good friends. Thanks

Yeah it took me 9 attempts to get it right but I developed a great composite cue when i was working for a composites company. Works perfectly on english pool and snooker. Never tried it on US pool but if the tip size was changed I can't see why it wouldn't work.

Amazing what a sharpie can do these days

officialy the most nuts cuework of the year. how many hours in that?

Hi All, I'm looking to do my first joint work and split a one piece cue. I've done the split and got the joints installed (dry fit) and everything lines up nicely. I know i can't use a brittle epoxy but i'm not sure what to use. Can anyone reccomend something that will flex, take impact and...

Not read the whole thread but... Its ACTUALLY a foul in some rules to leave it on the rail. It is construed as it could be used as a marker for a double or a snooker escape for example. just FYI... Not sure about Snooker as i'm only an occasional player but there are 4 major rule sets in UK...

Sod the CNC! LASER BABY LASER :thumbup: This was a sample i aquired for my job when we were looking to get some logos lasered onto our steel products.

I once saw a guy who used brass sheet as a veneer in a English style snooker cue. It weighed a ton! looked pretty though. :smile: