Recent content by desi2960

Damn I'm getting too old. I omitted the word cue in the text above. I looking for an catalogue on old brunswick CUES.

There are many reproduction catalogues showing all different models of brunswick tables, but I am unable to find any catalogue showing brunswick Anyone have suggestions ?

26 1/2 , hoppe or titlist in decent enough shape for a conversion. Joint ring or buttcap or wrap on the hoppe bad, no problem, no shaft, no problem. Just decent wood with intact veneers. I'm not here often, my email Cstarkey1346@gmail.com Price and photos please Thank you Chuck

Through problems not mine, I had to change phone and phone numbers. My new phone number is 417 322 4036, I have equipment to help with repair. Call any afternoon

Thank you

On my phone can't really see colors of veneers, are they titlist colors?

Looking for a partial/unfinished pie shape shaft blank. Or a 8 spice dowel Reply to Starkeyc5k@earthlink.net

I think you might be able to have a machine shop thread the inside of the back and screw a set of jaws in the back. I have looked at mine, It will be a close fit, but i think it might work.

Been a while since i logged in is npr gone ?

Has anyone found a place for collets, or any other collets that will work on the 7301 cable porter router hightower supplys with his lathes? All google searches tells me part has been discontinued. Chuck starkey

Got it Found one, Thank you

I need a radial copper pin for customer request. Cuefits is out. Thank you Chuck starkey

Too many variables This is an example different woods. I bought a piece of snakewood from a reputable dealer that said it was from a batch he had bought 25 years ago. Being snakewood I was very careful and cut it over a few years 3 to 5 if I remember correctly. 2 years after the cue was...

Build time less than 40 hrs I build mostly very simple cues, so cutting wood, and gluing parts together, less than 40 hrs. BUT, and the big part, imo, is the years it takes, for the wood to be right.

Wood pin cues I started making my wood pin cues about 20 years ago, but I put the pin in the butt. I use the 1/2 by 8 thread. All other makers I have ever seen using the wood pin use a 1/2 by 10 thread.