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Honestly, no one cares. Why would you feel the need to make an introspection public? Oh, right. You're also an attention whore.

Ron is still building cases?

My condolences.

Hey, Chili; any way you could shoot me a little video of yours running with a shaft? If so, I'll shoot you my cell number via PM. I'd love to see how these run. My little lathe has so much run-out I'm looking for other options.

Shame to call it quits when it looks like you build a nice cue. I really like this one.

Great post, Jay. When you circle back, I'd love some commentary on Strawberry Brooks.

I, too, would like a hard copy.

One of the reasons I have a problem with Coco. I understand completely why he backs Dean the way he does. I just like to call him out on it every chance I get.

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LOL. How dense does one have to be... I honestly do not care if anyone likes their cue. Like you said, people like cues for different reasons. That has no bearing on the shill Dean perpetrated. His past iTraders also have no bearing. Jeff Forney also had a perfect record prior to cheating...

What is boils down to is you know nothing about cues, and you're no where near where these items are discussed. I know of several that were unhappy with their cues and returned them to Dean. Now, the only credit I can give to Dean is he stood by his money back guarantee. But, let's be honest, at...

The good old days. lol

Guess I'm the only one who has no idea what this thread is about...

What a dick move. Red to you.

Great cue!

This tool is the way to go. I used one for years before I bought my lathe. Like mentioned above, make sure you wrap something around the area on which your clamping. I used a few small post-its wrapped around the shaft. The tool is also great for a flat area to prep your tip. EDIT: Just...

So, I'll preface this with I'm not a good person to ask. The reason being, is I haven't exhausted my stock. In fact, I've added more. In my searching, I've commissioned a few blocks from some of the newer custom micarta guys. I've handed several sticks out to different builders, including, Bill...

What you post is very true; there are several options available nowadays that produce a very similar "feel". And, they're way less expensive. I, on the other hand, do get the nostalgic bug. That's why I've collected materials like Micarta, Cortland linen, Marblette bakelite used in Palmer...

Are you doing this just to pad your post count? Unless your posting something of value, please stop.

They didn't use Micarta. It was a thermoset plastic that yellowed on the same chemical reaction as Micarta.