Wood Welding

[Chopdoc]

I found this very interesting, not sure I ever heard of it. Since the cue makers are "wood guys" I though to post it and ask for comments.

Interesting?

Any application in cue making?

 

[epoxypop]

I found this very interesting, not sure I ever heard of it. Since the cue makers are "wood guys" I though to post it and ask for comments.

Interesting?

Any application in cue making?

That's a very interesting video Thank you for sharing

 

[R2PQZ]

I found this very interesting, not sure I ever heard of it. Since the cue makers are "wood guys" I though to post it and ask for comments.

Interesting?

Any application in cue making?

Worth a try at straightening an otherwise worthless warped shift.

 

[Chopdoc]

Worth a try at straightening an otherwise worthless warped shift.

Bending wood is well known. Welding it? I has no idea.

 

[epoxypop]

Did i see it said the heat had to be above 300 degrees, i don't think much on the cue could handle that much heat. I surely don't want to be around those temperatures. I enjoyed the video
Thank you for sharing

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

I found this very interesting, not sure I ever heard of it. Since the cue makers are "wood guys" I though to post it and ask for comments.

Interesting?

Any application in cue making?

Call me old school but I don't see one.

 

[Chopdoc]

Call me old school but I don't see one.

Hard for me to imagine as well, but I don't make cues.

A stretch of the imagination might be in coring or attaching a butt cap or joint collar.