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That is sweet!!

SWEET!!!!

I have had my share of fancy cues and appricated them but have developed an appreciation for simplicity and beauty of the wood.

One in the process, Pernambuco forearm and butt, iron wood handle.

Mike Bender, Red Malle and Ebony

Pricing of cues and what you’ll pay for them is dependent on how badly the individual wants it and if he can afford it. Last I knew Southwest had a 12 year waiting list. , Bender, Tasc, Searing, all long

That wasn’t my case but I did have one similar, a Fellini but mine was ostrich

I sent the wood to him, we discussed the specs and looking forward to receiving the cue once completed. I must state Mikes cues are consistent in playability. This is one of his I had.

I won’t say that I bought a Gus Szamboti cue for $1200.00 dollars my Dad thought I was crazy. Played it for 18 years sold it for $7000.00. Had Barry build me a cue bought it for $2000.00 sold it for $3500.00. Searing built me a cue for about $2500.00 sold it for $6000.00. I’ve never lost $$$ on...

I don’t remember if I mentioned but it pernambuco forearm and butt and iron wood handle

I didn’t read all the reply’s, but I believe the cue length mainly has to do with the size of the table you mainly play on. Personally I think if you play well you can adjust but if you play on a 7 ft bar table you don’t need a longer cue but if you play on a nine footer the length helps.

I took a shot in the dark wanting a cue built but not wishing to wait 2-7 years to get it as I am of an age I may not last that long. I had a few pieces of wood that I wished to have built into a wrap-less cue and contacted Ronald. We chatted he asked direct questions to my thoughts and I sent...

Contact info, please

Is Eddie still building cues and if so a contact number, address, etc.

Pernambuco and Jamaica cocus woods play very well IMO.

Texas ebony

African Eboney

It’s red Malle and African blackwood

He was on I watched, not impressed!