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Joe G, Nice looking cue! I like that dark brown collar material:) Regards, Greg

You could make a coupling out of the appropriate diameter tube that slips snug over the motor shaft. Drill and tap a hole for a set screw and tap the other end for a bolt/screw (self tapping would probably work in aluminum; maybe brass):) Regards, Greg

Over the past few years, I have bought several sneaky petes from ebayer colea1a. They are well made and he ships fast. I have sold all of them to fellow players who have been happy with them. The last one (recently) was to a pal that wanted it for a break cue. That is always an option if you...

These (4 sub $200 customs, McDermott Peak, and a Schmelke) all have seen daily playing time, but the $77 M10 Schmelke (bottom) is my favorite. Regards, Greg

Hey!::o That's light rose, thank you very much:D. Actually, I took the photo on the patio and that's a towel I pilfered from the bathroom (I sure hope my sweetie doesn't see this post:eek: ). That cue disappeared, briefly, one night at a local establishment. The butt was found worse for...

Craig, Thanks for the relating your "hands on" with birdseye and turning. I've never turned it, but I see where you are coming from. I have planed, scraped and sanded it making furniture without significant problems, but then again different application. I don't think I've ever seen a birdseye...

That might be true, but as far as I know, there has not (to date) been found a conclusive cause for the formation of birdseye. Some studies have found that birdseye does not significantly alter the physical properties of sugar maple. Related reading: http://cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/news/407...

Here are few photos of the cue from the auction site. FWIW, I had a real pleasant transaction on Ebay with Nate for a BEM Clint Putman player.:) Regards, Greg

Try Ryan Theewen - Rat cues (AZ member: ratcues) http://www.poolndarts.com/53-Professional-Cue-Repair/ cuerepair@poolndarts.com Regards, Greg

Hope you don't mind that I lightened up the photos some; nice looking cue. Regards, Greg

PayPal sent for 3 and thanks!:) Regards, Greg

Bump for a very good deal on a nice cue; it's just a little too heavy for me at 20 oz. Regards, Greg

It's a 3/8 10 stainless pin on the $99 cue. Regards, Greg

Oops, double post. Greg

Yeah, it was gone when I was last there in 93. I believe there was a two story building in it's place (Snack/Bar Circus ?). I played mostly at the SNCO club. We also had a table on the third deck of the barracks. Regards, Greg

I'm a Kirin guy myself and I killed a lot of brain cells at Terry's over the years. Here's a photo from the 80's of the pool hall just down the street from Terry's: Regards, Greg BTW, here's another Marine's webshots album with some photos from Terry's in 2005...

William addressed that in email. He said they found the hit was way to stiff (as you unfortunately know:( ) on the radial laminated shaft at 13mm and are sending them out at 12.85mm now. You might want to give him a shout. Regards, Greg

Price aside, it's well made with excellent fit and finish. The materials used are top notch. The hit is solid and it certainly plays well for me. :D Here are the thoughts of another AZ member: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=646010&postcount=7 Regards, Greg

Yes:) Regards, Greg

Nice cue, if I hadn't got a sneaky conversion recently I'd be very interested. Good luck with your sale; somebody will surely be pleased with it.:) Regards, Greg