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I remember back in the middle 90's seeing a few Novas at my local pool room. I've always wanted one but never pulled the trigger. I do have one of Nubs shafts that I have as a spare for my Schon I picked up in Columbus Ohio around 97/98. Thanks for posting this video, I enjoyed the memories it...

No problem, hard to believe I got this more than 16 years ago. It's still has a place in my display cabinet. I really should put it in a case and put a different cue in it but I still like the looks of it.

Holy Smokes, a 16 year old thread of mine. For anyone interested I eventually shot with this cue and it wasn't too bad. I'm far from an expert but the balance didn't seem much different than my player(R1) and I still have it.

I keep wanting to post these on Monday but I always forget so it's a day early. Picked up these pieces of bubinga back in April.

Piece is 5/8" X 6" Prefer to trade for a cue PM me if your interested in a trade. I'm not looking for any specific cue so either nice production or custom I'd consider. Since the rules require a price it's 600.00 PP F&F.... Thanks Lee

It's either him or Abe Lincoln's ghost

I'm not a cuemaker but thought I might make a suggestion. I built something when I was doing some remodeling to collect the drywall sanding dust from the OSB flooring before installing the Carpet. Don't know how well it would work for rough turning but fine sanding it would probably work good...

Damn posted before me

G.Z. & B.Z.

Pictures are not great but, Top is mid to late 80's Middle is mid to late 90's Bottom is 92, 93, or 94 None are the same as yours so I'm guessing 2000+

I've shown this before but @Chopdoc was on hiatus I believe. Made byRyan Jones in Texas. As always my pictures suck, looks much nicer in person.

About 20 years ago I was looking for some fishing rod holders for my boat. Went to craigslist and found a really nice set for a to good to be true price. I messaged them and it was some scammer(should have known for the price) Being mad and not thinking about it I sent everyone of the adds a...

Is the cue and actual spliced cue or painted points? Post some photo close ups of the tips of the points.

Thomas Gold is the only cuemaker I have on my list from El Paso

More of just a guess based mostly off the letter and wire style.

Just a guess from the peanut gallery, Dennis Swift.

Post some pictures and some closeups of the signature please.

Probably not going to affect a new player as much but the diameter of older traditional cues are larger than most newer builds.

If you liked them you're really gonna love these. Hand painted for Schmelke by a local artist in the early 90s.