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Karl I heard that Biggy Smalls is back and rappen like the Master he has always been. :grin-devilish::grin-devilish: But on a serious note, any cue repairman worth the name should be able to install a flawless linen wrap on a cue it truly is not Rocket Science.

I don't think you have a winner here, everything from the signature to the points says no to me. I think the cue is an import that was made in the 1990's, this is when they really started using designs made famous by US Cue Makers.

First you have to know what works best for you. You have to think about what you prefer for weight and then how you prefer the weight distributed which is known as the balance point. Next you should consider based upon your grip and stroke how long you would prefer the cue. The standard length...

If my memory serves me the cue pictured is a D-5. The D-series cues were made from 1982 until around 1990. Take care

Thanks for sharing, I have always liked the designs he used for these older cue in the day they were truly innovative.

It appears to be a facing problem, in the picture it looks like the joint is out of alignment. Take your cue to some one who does quality cue repair, if this is the problem it is an easy and cheap fix. Until you have the cue checked out by some one in person you will never know what the problem...

Sorry to here about your job, but I suspect that you will have better luck selling your cue. Jim makes a very good cue and the price seems very fair based on what I know about the quality of the cues he makes. This would be great for someone looking to buy their first custom cue. Good Luck with...

It is a good question, however, with that said I do not think you will find an answer other than personal opinions. With that said in my opinion your question can only be based on the current purchase price of an item. If your question is based on quality that is a entirely different question...

Contact Ryan from ratcues here on the forum, he does great work and he is a pleasure to do business with.

Great post Kevin, but it really gets old when you give people the correct information and others have to try and shoot you down. Take care buddy.

Making it known is the only honest way to handle the situation. Currently a cue in this condition is damaged, and it should not be described any other way. I think it would be best to have the ferrule replaced before selling it, that way the problem is no longer a problem at all!!!!! Just my...

Who are we taking about Brenda? Sounds like Billy Webb?

Hello Kevin it has been a while since I posted last, but I have some to add to your list. Billy Webb is currently building Full Spliced cues with veneered points. Another Cue maker who made Full Spliced blanks both with and without Veneered points was Paul Huebler. Every Huebler sneaky Pete...

Hello all, I want to say I have enjoyed all the useful information I have gained here over the last 11 years. But all good things must come to an end, as of 06/01/2013 I no longer own a Pool Room here in Lakewood, Washington. I sold it to some great people who I am certain will take the business...

These cues are still avilable if anyone has any interest please contact me by PM. Thanks Craig

That is a very good idea, I will certainly use it in the future. Thanks for your post and your thoughts. Craig

Thanks for your interest in advance:smile:

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