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swcue@aol.com is SW's email address. Laurie is great to work with and will get your questions answered.

I am the original owner of this cue and it plays fantastic! Whoever ends up buying it will not be disappointed.

I ran into some good one pocket action there. I didn't have a wheel barrel of cash with me, but I still won a little and had a bunch of fun.

It would definitely be helpful to know where you are staying. I was in Houston 2 weeks ago staying at the Hotel Derek in the Galleria. There was a Slick Willie's about a mile from the hotel that I played at that was decent but only had 2 - 9' tables. I did spend a day at Big Tyme while I was...

JV, I still have the ex-wife for trade if you really want to get rid of this!!! I love the cue and wish I could grab it from you. Matt

I'm a little confused here. They are being made or you have them in hand?? More info would definitely be helpful. I will actually be in DeWitt in 3 weeks and can take pics and weigh them if you need some help to sell these.

Try this one: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/watchdog/fugitives/ct-met-fugitives-spiller-20120228,0,2899768.story

Do you have any pics or specs on the light you built? I'm putting a GC2 in this weekend and I was planning on building a light as well.

Ross is a great guy to work with and this is a great deal on this cue.

I actually purchased a Murray Tucker cue on Friday that Murray had built for me in 2003. I was forced to sell it when I was getting divorced in 2007 because I needed the cash. I received it yesterday from the seller after not seeing in for 4 1/2 years and I couldn't be happier. It was like...

Great info! I remember watching you play growing up in Chicago. I learned straight pool from John Lavin and saw you at Red Shoes a lot about 20 years ago when I was young. It was also the same time that Robbie was a 15 year old kid playing great one pocket and banks.

PM Sent from the original owner of this cue!!

And you were right! What really got me was the pics of Kate Upton after viewing the SI Swimsuit edition yesterday....

I'll take it. PM sent.

I bought this cue from Joe and I had it in my hands 3 days later. I've been playing with it for the last month and absolutely love it! This is the 3rd Skip Weston I've owned and they have all come from Joe and I couldn't be happier. Thanks again!!

I agree with trying a Schmelke. I bought one to take into bars instead of taking my higher end cues. I'm using a cocobolo with a Triangle tip and it plays fantastic and I think it cost me around $120 direct from Schmelke.

I have 2 dogs that spend the day with me as I work from home. I bought my Golden Retriever from a breeder 8 years ago and I adopted my lab/pit mix at an adoption day here in the Twin Cities a couple of years ago and he is the sweetest thing ever. I realize this has nothing to do with pool, but...

I'm almost positive it is Danny Spates. He is a cuemaker in Conroe, TX. Here is his website: http://legendarycues.com/

As was previously mentioned, Jerimy Chambers is the way to go. I have known him for 20 years and he is a phenomenal table mechanic.

I would be interested as well if I knew the hardness of the tips.