Synthetic car paint sealer and polish.

guys that only make a very limited amount of cues likely get to age their wood for a long time. and choose the best pieces that fit your order.

production cues use whatever the guy on the lath grabs and goes from there. not to say they must be bad but certainly have a different lineage.

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i just walk up and plop down and adjust if it doesnt feel right. done it that way forever. if i was to try to start thinking about it i would end up playing like the rest of the bangers.

you have to do what is natural for you without thinking about it.

if you dont have a straight stroke no matter what you do you wont get any better than you are now.

and if you have a dead ass straight stroke the balls go where your tip goes.

one of my best ever hitting cues i did that. took an old green two piece label one with good wood and had a brass joint with 5/16 14 threads so all my shafts fit it. and had it wrapped. nothing else. used my old top makers shafts .

You all are absolutely right about the correct adhesive, and I should have known better. I've got quite a bit of woodworking experience and deal with PVA (mostly), hide glue, and epoxy some. However superglue is something I just haven't used a lot, other than putting trinkets back together, or using on masking tape to glue templates to things I'm going to route out. Oh well, live and learn...

Anyways, steps 1 and 2 are done in my plan, it actually turned out better than I had planned. I still need to order some material and learn how to do this the correct way.

Here's the results of the removal and 3D printed replacement. I guess we can call it a roadside repair

Chopdoc said:

Podiatrist?

An excellent cobbler can do at least as well.

They have 3D software as well, and can make you a custom last.

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My customs last. The store bought insoles a year, longer depending upon use.

Stan Smith Adidas, true then, still true today.