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I wouldn't want to mess with anything that is Ultra Violent :wink:

Absolutely stunning, real craftsmanship in a world of mass produced clones. soooooooooooo jealous.........

Great looking cue, a nice 'solid honesty' look to it.

An interesting thing happened to me on Saturday and i'd like to share it to see if anyone else has had a similar experience. ok, setting the scene; Handicap KO, rounds first to 7 then 9 in the final, The top guy who has just turned pro is on a -2 start, I'm off scratch, English pool on 7ft...

Personally, I hate painted or Decal cues for one reason. They chip, crack, and wear of the finish. My current player is a £25 cue that I rescued from the bin. I took a blow torch to the paint and scraped off all the 'fake' that was concealing the sh1tty wood underneath. The cues is...

When i say 'quick' i mean in comparison to a cue with 8 points, 4 vaneers, 4 complex rings and 100+ inlays. Time is not really the issue, if it takes weeks or months i'm not TOO bothered, i just meant quick as in a simple cue.

i'd prefer a 12inch butt with a 45inch shaft but i'm happy to go with a 28.5inch butt and a 28.5shaft.

Nice video in a relaxed setting, not 'put on' or cheesy and a nice looking atmosphere. Question though, how big are those pockets?:eek::eek::eek: I'm not trying to get anyone's backs up here so please forgive me if it comes off that way. The only American pool I have ever seen or played was...

Some beautifully figured wood there. I'd love to have some of that in my cue.

No-one want a quick job? c'mon guys, i'm looking for a quote...

I've used solidworks to determine the mass based on what Dymondwood claim to be a density of 0.67oz/in^3 to 0.75oz/in^3.

So is this stuff really heavy? like REALLLLLY heavy? I was thinking something like this. I've run a simulation and have found that the Dymondwood would weigh between 8.96oz and 9.92oz. This would still leave around 8oz for the shaft and metal work.

Have you built an English pool or snooker cue before? If so, i'd be interested in your services for a LOW COST cue for my girlfriend. Typical girl, she loves PINK. So what i'm thinking is a full splice cue but using DYMONDWOOD ---> http://www.rrpwhite.com/color%20chart.htm Using Bahama...

The lad got it in 1! This is exactly what i was looking for, reps to you my freind :grin:

Hi guys, I'm looking for a drill chuck to use on the tail stock on my lathes that acts like a live centre. Anyone know where I might get one at a reasonable price? Cheers in advance, Exile

6'3" 255lbs and my cue rarely leaves my cue, but i play English 8 ball and snooker so i think it may come down to a difference in the games and styles.

This wasn't a league game but still.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgxDPinLLx8&feature=related Oly is a great player but the crowd was pathetic IMO

IMHO... elevate the cue slightly to give a larger target area on the cue ball but more importantly make sure you have a smooth through stroke. If you stab at the CB which is easy to do in this situation you may find that you slash at it and impart unwanted side spin.

Thanks, thats brilliant :thumbup:

Hi, I recently bought a DOWSING iron from ebay but it the owner didn't have the heat resistant base plate to go with it. Does anyone have one they don't need or for sale? Thanks, Exile