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He'll be at Skinny Bob's in a couple weeks; I could probably make that actually happen. The playing, probably not the lucky.

It would be helpful to say where it was sold/stolen and about what timeframe.

Like a lot of production makers, you can probably contact Joss and have them change out woods, stains, etc. on production cues to meet what you want. Hell, McDermott will do it. I don't remember for sure, but I bet Joss would be willing to make you a 1/1 cue if you asked/paid for it.

The part that's not right is that a family making around $8000-10,000 a year could afford a house in the 1970s. Now, $25/hr is almost not enough to rent a nicer apartment in larger cities. At a minimum, the U.S. as a country need to make it so that when a company holds a house for more than...

It would need to be more than one.

JB sells something like this for rubber handled cues and for jump cues.

It's more like particulars of a cue won't matter to someone that knows what they are doing with it. Someone could hand SVB a house cue with a dogleg warp and I bet he would still beat almost everyone that posts here once he got a practice rack in. Now, to rile up the folks that wanted a lesson...

I'd say a good saddle soap and Honey leather conditioner. I've used this combination for years albeit not on table pockets. I've used it on saddles, belts, boots and briefcases with excellent results.

There's a guy on FB that has them: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=25726632883672620&set=gm.26581166734800751&idorvanity=723105257700253

I'd say it's unlikely that someone here has one of those shafts, but who knows? If you are in the U.S., order one of the ZLucs off of Amazon and try it out. If you don't like it, send it back. I would bet that they are a lot like the OKhealing CF shafts, which are not bad. Either way, it...

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.