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I spent two days with Stan a year ago and couldn't be more pleased with the results. I thoroughly enjoyed the time with Stan and would recommend his services to anyone.

Storm CNC I purchased one earlier this year. The machine is very sturdy and easy to use. I would recommend it to anyone getting into cnc work.

Leonard, The pin is a stainless 3/8 radial.

Thanks for the comments guys. This is the first cue that I used my Storm CNC machine to do the point grooves and the inlays.

Eddie has been playing with one of my cues for about six months now.

I just finished this cue for a local league player and was hoping to get some opinions on it. The cue is red narra with quilted maple points, inlays, and handle. Thanks, Jason [/URL] [/IMG]

Machine has been sold. The machine has been sold. Thanks, Jason

I'm in Concord, 20 miles north of Charlotte.

I still have the machine for sale if anyone is interested.

I agree Jim. The Storm is the way to go. The inlay options are practically endless.

Thanks for the endorsement Lee!

I still have it.

It was Eddie's design.

Thank you!!

No. I'm about 35 miles from them. I have been building cues for two years now just north of Charlotte.

Just finished this cue for Eddie. It's ebony with abalone and malachite inlays. The rings in the cue are sterling with malachite and abalone. The points are bloodwood recut with ebony. The box inlays are also bloodwood. The wrap is black stack leather. The cue weighs 18.5 oz, and is 59" long...

I have a Unique Products inlay machine for sale. I've had it for about a year and a half. It has very little use and is in new condition. It comes with the instructional DVD, tool kit, and 11 patterns. I'm asking $1400.00 for it, and buyer pays the shipping. Any interest please PM me.

I just finished this cue for a local league player. It is Cocobolo with banded malachite rings. The wrap is black with green spec linen. The cue is 58" long, 18 oz., and balances 19.5" from the bumper. Please let me know what you think.

I got mine yesterday! I had to stop myself from eating the whole box!

I just finished this cue for a friend of mine. It is cocobolo with pernambuco points and rings. The inlays are ebony and pernambuco. The wrap is natural and brown penetration style stack leather. The cue is 18.2 oz., 59.5" long, and balances 20" from the bumper. It has a 29" solid maple shaft...