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Good looking forearms you have there Rob, very nice combination of the veneers.

Thanks for the compliments Michael, I hope you will get a lot of enjoyment out of the cue. Also Jake I hope that cue of yours wins you a few in the Dothan area. I have added a picture of some of my more recent cues. Thanks again to all for the compliments.

First off I would like to thank all for the wonderful comments. For Mike Webb and also Chris Hightower i do appreciate the comments and I think you both do some outstanding work. For those that have been asking questions about my style, well all I can truly say is that it is a build style that...

Well first off i very rarely ever post, but here it is...The hightower is an extremely good choice for one who is looking for repeatability and affordability. I have been building for several years and i like the fact that when i go to use my Hightower lathes I do not have to worry about them...

Mr Webb i sent you a PM...

That is one very nice looking cue...I cant even begin to imagine how many hours and small endmills it took to complete... Cliff

WoW...that is one very nice functional work of art...

Look up whiteside 6801 on Amazon...:cool:

leather wrap blanks Chris Hightower does supply really nice items...you could also try either Prather or Atlas... Cliff

Taps you can also get the taps from Prather... Cliff

WOW, very nice work... Cliff

Lucasi Rings I assume you are talking about the stitch rings with metal bands above and below, in which case as with all metal rings they eventually will pop through the finish. This is caused by the expansion/shrinkage rate of metal as compared to wood and as time passes it eventually causes...

Nice cue Mike, That is a real nice cue I really like that design...:) Here are some pics of 1 that I built recently for myself to play with. Cliff

Mike brought up a very good point...before you are done (getting a new shaft, joint work, etc) you may have put out more then it will cost to just get another cue with the hit that you are looking for.... Cliff

Matt, I agree with Mase, you need to have really sharp tools...I also use a deluxe cuesmith and one of the first things I bought was carbide bits because they stay sharp longer...also I highly advise getting extra toolposts if you dont already have them...good luck Cliff

I agree this is a tough one to call...but if I had to buy another custom cue I would play with I would go with the following WEBB - outstanding hit and reputation (Hi Mike):D Szamboti - just the hit it speaks for itself Bludworth - the hit Cliff