what do you cut a one piece with?

I've processed around a dozen house cues into sneaky's or plain jain butts.

Never once was I able to safe the shaft section for anything other than firewood.

Since I know I won't save the shaft, I always mark my length I want cut, then cut it half an inch higher with an angle grinder like a caveman, then throw it in the lathe to take it down and face it off.

No point in bothering making an accurate cut off the get-go when you're going to have to face it no matter what anyways.

Please, for the love of God, stop snowing!

You live in Wisconsin and you're whining about snow? If anything we need more snow so that winter sports like snowmobiling can be enjoyed. Might be time to move South. Let it snow, let it snow!
I like Wisconsin, and I like snow. I don't like the non-stop snow showers that produce so little snow you can't even sled on it, or make a snowman with it, but it's just enough on the pavement every 12-14 hours that I have to rally the crews to go push the dust and salt.


I love plowing in general, but doing 12-14 hours of anything for days straight without doing anything else, with very little human contact gets old. If I wanted this, I'd have been a commercial saturation diver!

It'll calm down here soon, this seems to happen every 3-5 years where we get slammed every other week.


I keep telling myself during stretches like this - "This is why you need to make your custom cue side-hustle count! It could be your ticket out of this blue-collar, red knuckle hellscape".

Please, for the love of God, stop snowing!

must have a good dog or two to get 8 birds when its cold as they hold.
Out again today for a couple hours. 19° with a 25 to 35 mph wind. After we had our 9 birds walked out in a 15 minute blizzard.

Lots of wild flushes but had a spot with 3 dogs in 5 yards all pointing different birds. Got 1 rooster. Then 2 dogs went on point again and my friend missed the bird that erupted at his feet. I told him I was embarrassed for him.

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