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Just to let you guys know, I own the cocobolo and maple cue pictured here and I can't say enough good things about Bill's work. His pointwork is very even with his ultra-thin veneers. The cue hits very solid and has great playablity, not to mention the excellent piece of cocobolo the cue has...

Here are a couple more for your viewing pleasure: Cocobolo and maple Ebony and ?lacewood?

It's Columbia, MO and he plays on a couple of my league teams. I don't know if he posts here but he's a good guy!

It looks to me that Ronoh replied to someone who deleted their post and not to the actual first poster. Just an FYI.

The best aiming system in the world isn't going to help you if you don't have a consistent, repeatable stroke!

The thing that I don't get is the fact that everyone expects cuemakers to make next to nothing on anything they do. Shorty, you said you make around $68K a year. I'm sure you do whatever you do well and get a premium for it. So, why do you begrudge a highly skilled cue maker/repairman from...

While I can appreciate your opinion, I don't see where I've tried to sell anything. I posted pictures of Bill's cues as a favor to him and that is all. When people started asking questions about pricing and availability I answered their questions to the best of my ability. I do not have...

I'm sure if you contact Bill he would be happy to make you something with a wood handle!

I didn't take the pictures. I'm simply hosting the pictures for Bill.

It looks to me like 4 veneers, purple, orange, light green and maple.

What's that shit about he reserves the right to end the auction early if it's not going for as much as he wants? Isn't that expressly against eBay policy?

I agree with you that a little wobble makes very little difference. However, if I spend $1000+ on a cue then I expect the shafts to be as straight as possible!

Lets not forget the Predator 314 and Z!! I never made a ball when putting side on the cueball before getting one!

Spiderweb Cue Pricing This just in...Bill said that his 6-point cues shown here are +/- $600 depending on woods and his butterfly cues are +/- $900 depending on woods.

Thanks for the reply. That's what I figured but I thought I'd ask. :D

He posts here as SpiderWeb and he can be reached at the following email address: gourmetpossum@yahoo.com. I don't know what his pricing stucture is but if he tells me then I'll be happy to let you know.

You know, this is part of my problem. I've heard people on this board say in the past that you have to feed on the little fish to pay the big fish so that you can get better without losing too much cash. My problem is that none of the "small fish" will play me for money because of how good...

So, does the forearm have two joints in it or is it essentially sleeved with some other piece of wood as a full length "core"? It's definitely an interesting design and I'm sure it looks better in person than in the pics, as most cues tend to.

I wish I could get some of the people playing in the leagues to realize this. I keep telling them that even though I'm a 7 in APA and TAP that I am not a great player. I try to tell them that, perhaps, I am a B- level player but they don't believe me.

I got really lucky last night. I'm a 7 and was playing a 4 so the race was 5-2. I got to 3 before he won a game, although an earlier game where he almost ran the table after I came up dry on the break he missed the 8 twice! Then I dogged a couple of 8's and he was kind enough to give me...