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I googled and searched for years to find a pool que rack to match our Art Deco theme. I finally found the inspiration for this in the light fixture next to where the rack is located (see photo). I built this during glue ups and drying of the game table that I posted. It had some surprising...

I just finished making my 1st pool ball wood rack…......and it tripped my memory that in the 1990's, I designed and built a cue stick rack. This rack has survived the hard usage from my kids over many years. It is movable, and because it is floor mounted, you reduce the chance of people making...

I shoot a lot of pool. And I've seen things like The Claw, and thought to myself that I could make one of those. So I did. And, because "Claw" was already taken, I'm calling it The Fang. ;) It's nice that you can break it down, which makes it have a smaller footprint than the Claw. When I...

Last spring I was ask to be on a traveling pool league. A five man team like bowling! Most of the guys I knew. You have a home table (Brighton VFW) and play roughly half your games away! Since everyone has their own stick you need someplace to put them when your not shooting! One of the...

Here is a cue I finished recently with a California myrtle burl handle and spalted western maple. Both woods I stabilized to make them suitable. Cue is full cored with a purpleheart dowel

Rack has 3/4" cabinet ply backing and white oak for everything else. Self designed to accommodate 5 cues although I currently only have the 2. This was my third project (was going to post in order but realized something else I would like to do to finish the 2nd). This was the first project made...

I just finished this pool cue rack for my coworker. He has an expensive Brunswick pool table, and wanted a custom rack to match, so I did him a favor. It's made from African mahogany, which is a chore to work. It rips out with any cut, even peels off when you remove tape or glue, and is soft...

I went to my parents house this afternoon and took photos of some of my old projects. The first is a huge frame that I built for a painting that my sister painted. It is actually hollow and very light, made with resawn (1/4" thick) kiln-dried doug fir. It is built like a box but looks like...