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I have reduced the price of this great looking cue to $2800.00. That is half of what it is worth!!!! The cue has never been chalked and worth every penny. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321024022962?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

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Thanks! They are both sold, I do this as a side thing so I only build them when ordered.

These are the latest cues that I have built. This cue has a Bimble box burl forearm and butt sleeve with four Snakewood points each point has a Ivory spear inlayed into the base of each point. The butt sleeve has four Snakewood windows and Four Ivory and Paua ovals. Rings are made from...

Wow 48 hours already

Sorry didn't realize that I bumped this morning. I am sitting here board out of my mind waiting for the power to come back on won't happen again.

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Thanks for the help, haven't been able to check on the post to answer any questions. The cue has been relisted as JAMSGOLF stated. The cue is a steal at the now lowered price but I am open to any offers. I tried JAMSGOLF link and it didn't bring me to the ebay add so here is the link again...

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Needs to go make me a offer

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I have a pfd custom cue for sale on ebay, the cue has never been played with. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321002276698?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Nice cues. I have yet to make a butterfly cue but you have inspired my to do so. Great job. carlton

Thanks for the kind words. I have been working on a web page for a while and have my first ten cues up so far. I'm not sure if it is ok to Plug my web site but I could pm it to you. As of right now you can't search for it because I don't have enough traffic to make it a search engine priority...

Thanks man, Paul drexler was a great teacher.

I have a couple in the works now and will post some pictures when finished. Thanks again

I couldn't agree more about the Amboyna and Ebony combo. One of the nicest looking and smelling woods ever.

Thanks man. I love making something from nothing.

Thanks Trent. I am actually really lucky, i work for a small machine shop that let's me use the cnc mills when ever I need them. I hope to purchase a cnc router next summer so that I won't be so dependent on using my shops cnc's to do my inlay work. Carlton