REBUILD A CUE

Unless it's a one of a kind or stupid sentimental, I am not sure it'd ever be worth the time and money to try and disassemble a cue, hoping to un-warp it.

When cues warp, it's not because the joint gets tweaked or bent, it's because the wood was affected by moisture and has stressfully warped into a new shape. At this point, it's pretty much kaput.

It's probably possible, but the amount of time and money to do it, just buy a new cue.

Fedor Gorst - looking for action in Louisville, KY tomorrow. If you could - would you?

Seems there are 3 schools of thought.

1 - Dead/Angry/wasted money racking for Fedor
2 - A chance to meet and play on the same table as one of the greats of the game

Or the third, and I have relayed this perspective in a discussion about CJ.

If it were me, the price of 1 bill buys the story.

“Have I ever told you about the time I almost beat Fred Ghost for the cash?”

😎

Barnhart Roasted Maple Shafts, aka Kielwood

Some brands here in Asia make a KW shafts specifically for breaking. Could be cored, maybe not. Not really looked into it. I have used my Hayakawa KW playing shaft to spread them, but only MR format. Used it both with original LBM ferrule, and the Melamine ferrule I replaced it with. Did a suitable job. Didn't feel anything other than slightly more flex than my Ignite G shaft. I wouldn't use it for breaking head on, more for the integrity of the wood joint than the shaft itself. I broke two or three of the Mezz DI shafts at the joint before I switched to ignite G.

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