Just a thought,are there any cuemakers that have history in being a dentist?Got one that I know of as a jewelery expert.Mr. Gold.I know a dentist.Based on the tooth market,bet he has no interest in cues!
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No but i do no a lock smith . Only plays when he has a lock on the game
Did you break the space bar on your computer?
Anyway, there was a guy who used to come into our local poolroom by the name of Wilbur C. Holliday, who claimed he was a dentist prior to becoming a cuemaker.
The cue he always played with, a four point rosewood on curly maple, had diamond inlays around the butt sleeve, and at the base of each point. Now this fact in itself isn't particularly unusual, but these inlays were a little different than most. Some were a bit yellowed. A couple of them had cavities. And one was gold.
I was always afraid to ask him where they came from. :smile:
Anyway, there was a guy who used to come into our local poolroom by the name of Wilbur C. Holliday, who claimed he was a dentist prior to becoming a cuemaker.
The cue he always played with, a four point rosewood on curly maple, had diamond inlays around the butt sleeve, and at the base of each point. Now this fact in itself isn't particularly unusual, but these inlays were a little different than most. Some were a bit yellowed. A couple of them had cavities. And one was gold.
I was always afraid to ask him where they came from. :smile: