Recent content by Dave38

I use T-88 and it is a 24 hr cure time. It works VERY well, not cheap but worth it.

Pretty much what you have said, Mainly the locking it in place. I saw it on a higher end CF shaft awhile back and decided to incorporate it into my design too. Using Hydex for the vault plate / ferrule, I have no worries about it compromising the strength.

They are NOT hard to make....simply take one day to make ....a dozen or more atleast

I go in .550" and then sand the inner walls then wipe with acetone. I make my ferrule/vault plate a total inside length of .540" and drill a hole from the back of it about .450 deep and then cut grooves and then drill a hole thru the side wall 1/8th" dia. I use T-88 epoxy....really strong once...

Brackets are sold.

Everything is still available....make an offer

I think, correct me if I am wrong, Bludworth was an 3/8x11.5 ish.....I know that that tap will work...it will be a slight bit loose, but very close. He did have what I call a 'Bastard" thread for his pins

Chalk?

Without the company calling back(shame on them) The issue got resolved and marks(dents) gone.....will say....what a bad finish for an expensive cue

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bump for great tips

You can convert these? I have a TH54 without quick change, would love to have that feature....tell me more....please

They put the glue symbol there for a reason......Most will not play the way they were designed.

Is there anyone really familiar with JFlower cues? I have one from a customer that he wanted a joint pin change to a Unilock so I did my usual collet for the chuck and also a piece of stiff paper inside the collet to assure that I won't scratch or mar the Finish and when I released it from the...