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Hi,
Real Micarta is a very expensive material because of it's history as a ferrule material, what cuemakers used them, and now it's demand because of it's scarcity as it has not been manufactured for many years.
I would venture to say that any material that was designed to be an insulator for a 345,000 KVW power grid should have some incredible density and resistant structure due to the tight linen spiral weave and the resin chemistry.
I know Mason's ferrules are very popular but so is Ageis, Linen Melamine, Titan, and Juma. Anyone could have called them what ever they wanted.
My ferrules are the real Micarta. Any one who is "in the know" with select knowledge understands this the moment they view the picture. There is no doubt!!
Rick G
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Correction, there is no such thing as 345,000KVW. What you mean is 345kV. That's 345,000 Volts which is a typical transmission line voltage. kV represents kilovolts. kW represents kilowatts. kVA represents kilovolt amperes. Both kW and kVA are power ratings. KVW represents a pool cue manufacturer trying to explain electro technical things. LOL Don't mess with me on electrical things...LOL
Hi,
Thanks for the heads up. I changed the post to 345,000 Volt.
I am a big fan of Nicola Tesla, I do know the difference but was stupid on the thread. http://users.tm.net/lapointe/Nikola.htm
Rick
On behalf of George Westinghouse (my Companies Founding Father) I say....
...."3-cheers to Tesla for inventing the AC motor. And thanks for releasing the patents to me so I could get filthy rich and you could go on to try a make the World's most powerful X-Ray gun. Don't mess with me in the Electrical Biz fool and try to bankrupt me in the war of the currents"...!!