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Update: Lower price up top. Butt weighs 16.4 ounces Shaft weighs 3.6 ounces

I bought this cue in 1995 from Billiards and Bagels in Gresham, OR in the spring of 1995. I had it sent back to Danny Stout to refinish over the wrap as I was used to a Meucci. I played with it a few times but mostly kept it in a case. It rolls straight and weighs 20.0 ounces with a 3.20mm...

The Last 5 hours of the auction. Thanks for all the interest and good luck.

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Someone will have a 300 to sell in 9 days. LOL I will check and see if I have one that didn't make it in the box of 300. Troy

Whatever they sell for. It's a $1 no reserve auction.

I am selling off stock that has been sitting in a tote in my shop for 9 years. With the stock you also get all drawings, name, logos, etc. This was a product I started selling with my line of tip tools and accessories including the Cue Guard (anodized aluminum cue holder), CheckMate tip tool...

Thank you guys. It seems every time we get within 20 votes they jump ahead by 50. 3 more days. Troy

Wow! Thank you guys. Well I know everyone of them loves facebook, so maybe I could get the hooked on AZbilliards as well. Thanks again, Troy

Hello to all, My wife's team, Momz Nite Out, are going to the APA nationals in 2 weeks. They are the first all female team to qualify from the Portland, OR/ Vancouver, WA area. They are also one of the top teams selected for the name contest. They have been leading in votes for the last...

Code is: FAX35 You can use it online or call in. Great deal for 6 jaw chucks and backplates, just add some little items and your set. I am pretty sure it does not work on machinery but I have used it on plenty of tooling. Good luck, Troy

Did you see the other meuccisales auctions? A little downsizing maybe?

Beautiful Cue! It is absolutely stunning. Troy

1. Sugar marks or any other imperfections in the shaft that are visible while aiming. 2. Floating points 3. Big rounded radius inlays 4. anything green or blue unless it is a dyed veneer (turquoise, malachite, etc.) 5. Gothic looking crap. Not a big fan of most of the floating Cognoscenti style...

When you turn it round the wax is cut off the sides. If you want it off the ends just face them. As far as the point stock, It will get cut off when you square it up. Maybe you were looking for more, but this is what I do. Good luck, Troy

There is virtually no product that we as consumers buy that does not cost significantly more than its raw materials. Take a car, from $15k to $150k, if you broke it down to just the cost of steel, aluminum, plastics, leather, rubber, etc. the cost I am sure for most is less than $1k...

Hey Joey, I agree. Most of us out here with a lathe have a little more setup to cut rings but it is a relatively quick process. I was just trying to see where people draw the line, if any, between "HANDMADE" and "PRODUCTION". Personally in my business I try to find the most efficient...

No, I have never worked for another cuemaker. A local cuemaker, here in Vancouver, is a good friend of mine and has been teaching me off and on since late 2001. He uses a pantograph and only makes V spliced points. I have machined some tooling for him in trade, but that is a close to working...