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He certainly enjoys the challenge.

I have the Bronze and a 20 year old set of Centenials. My Centenials need a good cleaning so I've been using the Bronze. I really like them and they were a great deal when they were available.

I finally got my Gold Crown IV set up 6 days ago. Using a Magic Rack and breaking at about 2/3 speed the wing ball goes in 90% of the time and the one ball usually ends up near the top rail. Like many I played on Gold Crowns when younger. First time I played on a Diamond it was just wierd. Took...

I make my malachite rings from knife handle slabs. I rough it out on a wet saw (tile saw) then bore a hole on the lathe. I put a purple heart dowel behind it when boring and use a center drill to get things started.

I received mine this morning, about 15 weeks after I made a donation. I made no special requests. It's a 60 inch cue, 19 ounces, 12.25mm at the ferrule. Fit and finish is excellent. Very nice cue and profits going for a good cause. Thank you Anton!

I kinda felt you were a lot older than me.;)

It does not, at least for me, and I still have some of the wood I bought in 2004 and every year since. As an aside, it's harder to find the same quality as 20 years ago and the prices have gone up exponetially. I'm confident that trend will continue.

There will always be a market for quality and excellent craftsmanship, whether it be a watch, fine suit or shoes, cabinetry, or pool cues.

Thank you for the quick reply.

What brand of epoxy did you add the Solarez Air release drops to?

I have a new STL-8C (Cocobolo) I bought in December 2009. I Only took it out of the shipping tube to look at it and put it back. Never chalked nor hit a ball Also have a used STL-12. Contact me if interested. Contact me if interested.

I worked on a shrimp boat for awhile in the early 70's. Being the youngest and with less tenure I had the late night wheel watch while the rest of the crew slept. I would always listen to this. Clear as a bell even way offshore in the gulf.

Looks like a great deal. Hope it's for real. In the mid '90s I told owners of several local pool rooms I was interestd in acquiring a few cues. Got a call from one of them that someone he knew well had a Schon SL-10 for sale. I met him at the pool room asked all the questions. He said it was...

I lnow a few people that tried carbon for awhile, then went back to wood. All is not lost.

LTD-945 from 1996. Was one of seven when I bought it in 1996. Ebony, Tulipwood, Ivory, maple.

Excellent! Like #4 & #7 from the left the most. The Barnhart and Tascarella.

Schon C-1 and LTD-945 (1996) Palmer Model 13 Jacoby four pointer from 2004. All have steel joints.

1. Schon. 2. Palmer 3. Jacoby

Never had an issue here. I have a few simple rules. Deal with those with a good long track record. If it looks too good to be true don't bite. If even the smallest doubt, goods & services.

This^ They build a quality product and I have never heard anything negative about Mrs. Franklin. Sometimes we yearn for something because it is hard to obtain. In our instant gratification society owning something somewhat rare comes with a level of pride of ownership. It also comes at a hefty...