ProLite Factory
- Thread starter Jack Justis
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I love your wall photos....
Your stool looks just the one my mother sat me in, to give me my first hair-cut over 50 years ago.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Best Regards,
Hal in Ohio
PS- One never owns a Justis case, they only care for it for the next generation.
Jack Justis said:After seeing so many hi-end cue shops I am a little reluctant to do this but for those that requested here it is. I made my first case 18 years ago sitting on the Zebra tail stool. No comments please....I know I need to expand.
Your stool looks just the one my mother sat me in, to give me my first hair-cut over 50 years ago.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Best Regards,
Hal in Ohio
PS- One never owns a Justis case, they only care for it for the next generation.
Jack Justis .... First Class, All the Way !!!!
I bought my first 2x4 Justis from "Glenn" at the Reno Sands Open in 2003 and my two travelling buddies liked it so much they each bought a 2x4 from Glenn at the same Tourney ... I have since purchased a 3x6 and another 2x4 ... All are the Standard "no frills" models and still look Brand New ... I mainly just store High-End-Cues in them, but often "show them off" at major local tournaments ... They definitely attract a lot of attention ...
A quick story about Jack ... One of my local playing buddies had a older, well-used 2x4 Justis with all of the rubber bumpers missing from the case bottom, so I emailed Jack and asked if I could buy a set from him and install them myself with new screws ... He said he would send them out right away ... "No Charge" ... What a Great Guy ...
I bought my first 2x4 Justis from "Glenn" at the Reno Sands Open in 2003 and my two travelling buddies liked it so much they each bought a 2x4 from Glenn at the same Tourney ... I have since purchased a 3x6 and another 2x4 ... All are the Standard "no frills" models and still look Brand New ... I mainly just store High-End-Cues in them, but often "show them off" at major local tournaments ... They definitely attract a lot of attention ...
A quick story about Jack ... One of my local playing buddies had a older, well-used 2x4 Justis with all of the rubber bumpers missing from the case bottom, so I emailed Jack and asked if I could buy a set from him and install them myself with new screws ... He said he would send them out right away ... "No Charge" ... What a Great Guy ...
I love the stool. I wish my shop was as big as yours. I have been into making cases for just under a year, It's something I love and is truly a unique art.
I am still very young. I look at it as I am a "Bait Worm" in the pond of experience with only the ability to admire your work.
-Vincent, M&M Cases
I am still very young. I look at it as I am a "Bait Worm" in the pond of experience with only the ability to admire your work.
-Vincent, M&M Cases
Jack Justis said:After seeing so many hi-end cue shops I am a little reluctant to do this but for those that requested here it is. I made my first case 18 years ago sitting on the Zebra tail stool. No comments please....I know I need to expand.
Great pics! Thanks for the behind-the-scenes look at your business. Remarkable that in that such a modest shop you can produce such great works of art!