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It is a rather nice cue you have there. No doubt, I highly suspect it to have been made somewhere in Asia all the same.

I noticed the machine work demonstrates some tear out and the means in most circumstances on a cue with this level of design and materials that is probably high production. That tends to lead to an Asian country that makes many cues of the same design but not a high end maker who is very very...

Don't let him rip you off! Send them to me and I will pay all shipping costs!

I forgot I was selling this. Bump

It probably used to have a gold sticker on it that said 'Schmelke'

Beast of a jumper. King among Kings. Pretty darn cool too. make an offer!

Screaming deal? I don't hear anything

I'm actually a fan of DeeDeeCues. I can be rather abrasive at times! However I certainly harbor no ill will at all, in fact quite the opposite. I have a great deal of respect him, his wisdom, and his willingness to share it with us. Thank you for that.

"The whole trolling thing is separate from how skilled you and your mom think you are, or whether you make cues. You come on with two sentences, one to say it isn't 'rocket science' and another to say, 'just spin it up'. In reality what you are proposing to make is a threaded sleeve at the...

If you add to a cue you add a tiny bit of weight. yes. If it is well balanced and now longer you probably would never notice it. So no biggie. A 40 oz cue ten feet long would feel like a feather. It's all relative. Most 3/8 10 pins are not found on that cue. Where there is a will there is a...

Yes, I suggested a simple mid cue extension for an easy way to extend it a tad. 'Trolling cue makers' No. At time I have seen arguments get very heated over things that are so simple yet turn into the most ridicules nit picking - over thought solutions to non existent problems imaginable. So, I...

Well I know it can be done. And not real complicated. But wait! what if it ended up just hair over an inch? That might ruin the entire pool cue rocket science industry! We can' have that now can we. A starting point would look something like this. You can find a lot of different ones much...

You could just have someone spin up a small mid extension.

Very cool old cue here dirt cheap!

What a screaming deal

I'll make a ridicules low ball offer of $100.00 for the Rhino.

I like the repair. I would not have been surprised to see some people forget to provide the tenon on the connection. I have had some High end cues that relied upon the weight bolt to both center and hold the butt cap in place with a flat faced surface. Not kidding! You seem to think things out...

it looks great. I would have made sure the original bumper would be a proper fit even if it took awhile to find one. I have no idea if that is the case or not, but the bumper looks odd and if an original would not easily take its place then I would want that changed to the original diameter...

Okay. My Z shaft is far from stiff. It is stiff for it's small diameter for sure. I bet if you build a thin walled titanium shaft which will have near 0 end mass and almost 0 flex. it would not be 'low deflection' Thoughts?

So a thin titanium tube must be very low deflection? It is super light and strong enough to make a shaft out of. There is more to it than just end weight / mass. The amount of flex and where it flexes has a tremendous effect on what happens upon impact. End mass is a rather small part of that...