Cocobolo Titlist?????

[seahorse1877]

Have you ever heard of a Cocobolo titlist. I bouaght two to convert ones Oak and the other looks and smells like Coco.

 

[seahorse1877]

Heres the pics of the Titilist I was talking about

 

[KJ Cues]

If you've just cut that, it's not Coco. Not the right color.
It is a Rosewood though. Maybe EI or hold on to your socks, BR.

Just guessing, KJ

 

[seahorse1877]

It sure smells like Coco. Brazilian rosewood would be acceptable I guess. Lol

 

[Ken_4fun]

Rosewood IMO

Oak Titlists are my favorites.

Ken

 

[classiccues]

That made a pretty shorty splice.

JV

 

[desi2960]

please don't tell me

that was that one piece 26 1/2 you had. you cut it in half !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[DD Custom Cues]

I hope that cue was warped really bad for you to cut it in half like that.

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[cueaddicts]

that was that one piece 26 1/2 you had. you cut it in half !!!!!!!!!!!

Noooooooo.....and maybe BR.

 

[seahorse1877]

Calm down fellas, lol. The cue was way too short to make a fullspice out of. And I don't think it was a 26 1/2. Got it from a guy on ebay, it was a green label willie hoppe.

 

[DD Custom Cues]

Calm down fellas, lol. The cue was way too short to make a fullspice out of. And I don't think it was a 26 1/2. Got it from a guy on ebay, it was a green label willie hoppe.

What I do is cut about 3 1/2in off the back and then add enough handle to get it to 29in staying as far away from the splice as I can. Put the cut off piece back on and wrap it. If you stay far enough back it still plays like a fullsplice.

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[desi2960]

dd is right on

There are a couple different ways to keep a shorter full splice cue hitting like a full splice. There is no reason to take an antique full splice and make it a short splice.