Al, Thanks for the greenie. Just love the banter on a few threads. Still too much personal animosity. Hope to get to meet you soon. May be driving to Vegas in October through St Louis. I'll let you know.

Lyn
I believe I would try it on the cheapest Schon I could buy. You could still tell if it helped or hurt the feel of the cue. My boy broke a Schon butt, the butt is laminated, not a solid piece of wood. The pin screws into the core. Would you want the new pin glued into the joint or the core or both?
WOW!! Getting too deep for me.
Yeah. I just don't log into AzB anymore. Haven't played in 8 years, either. How are you doing? I'm here just trying to figure out what happened to Jimbo's website.
Hey Bob, do you know of any published official rules for Irish pool/backwards pool? Any help is appreciated.
Hello Sir what is the diameter/mmroughly of this shaft? Is it a thick shaft?And price. Thank.you for your time. Bobby
Can anyone tell me about an old Viking Super Joint Cue? A friend of mine told me that's what Viking called this double threaded steel joint.
I've seen your vast list of cues you've owned, as well as sold, so I figured you would be a good, fairly unbiased person to ask this. I'm looking to possibly have someone make me a cue, and this would be my first custom request. I don't want to break the bank, and looking more for play than show, would you have any suggestions? So you know what I have played with, as far as production lines I've used players, viking, poison, pred, Adams, and lucasi hybrid. I've also had both Scruggs and Philippi sneaky petes. Always preferred steel joint hit, but would be open to suggestions. I understand if you don't have the time to look at this, but figured I'd try.
Dale, you need to delete some messages out of your inbox lol. its full. Any day works for me, pick one and i can be there lol
Dale, you need to delete some messages out of your inbox lol. its full. Any day works for me, pick one and i can be there lol
Anyone wanting ferrule, collar and or ring work on shaft, I will replace or add anything you want and will never cut any of your original maple shaft. I am a retired machinist of 45 years.Having a controlled climate is a must when dealing with wood.
I'm use to cutting metal within .0001 of a thousandth. Wood expands more than that depending on the climate.
naissurdam...I'd love to help you with your pool game. I responded to your thread in Feb. but haven't heard anything from you. I'll be in town 8/8-12 if you're interested in working with me. If you'd like to book a lesson with me, please respond with a name and contact information for you, so we can confirm some details. If you have questions, please contact me by phone (773-551-7473) or by email (poolology@aol.com).

Scott Lee

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