Recent content by epoxypop

Someone here will know. It may not be the standard size .3125

I'm not absolutely positive however i think the 3/8-11 modified is .3125 Mike Webb will know for sure

I installed this in a mockup . i cut it off before it was glued Impossible to remove , my easy out said no.So any rate when i tried to face it off it kept wanting to move inward, if glued it it would look good.

I can tell you who sells those stickers Hey guys this guy is brand new be careful.

I like those no threads just a glue relief. Are you using west system on those I do use Bob Sitith slow cure on most?

I'm sure we are both using the same index cutter, i may have just been going a little to fast. i don't see any reason for that cap,, since the threads are cut in a .420 bore That cap serves no purpose. I just took a challenge and wanted to be able to make an insert from anything. i have the...

I do the same. i was just curious how Huebler could have threaded those uninstalled. Seems like it would have been a lengthy process, nylon is more flexible and gets hot if machined too fast. The nylon does offer a quick economical insert option

I have to ask, what did you cut the .550 head off with? Maybe, my speed or feed were too fast it got hot and hard to get a nice clean finish cutaT At any rate, i don't know why you would need an alignment barrel. Just cut the head off and face it off. Paul Huebler handed a friend of mine one of...

Let me ask, are you sanding a one piece cue by hand, not in a lathe? I hope not

Try shellac on a small area see if it works if you keep sanding you may end up with a tooth pick, so to say Your white specks are what was used to seal the wood. Experiment on a small section; let it dry buff it will something really fine. paper bag, dollar bill or 1200 to 1500 or 0000 steel...

Try sealing it with clear shellac, then polish it with a brown paper bag with no print or a dollar bill It looks to be the substrate that was used to seal it, could be epoxy or shellac. Seal a small area with shellac and see if it polishes out

in other words don't try this at home. You might burn the house down trying to remember what he said lmao

How hot do those coils get, Maybe i'm wrong but i'm thinking you need at at least 500 degrees . Which might melt all of the epoxy all the way to the collar. An expensive repair Mr Kim Bye , is right go forward not backwards. Do the shaft not the butt on this one, unless the cue maker or...

I take thst back after carefully looking at the pics i'm seeing the collar fastened to the phenolic that's a high dollar repair or whatever.If the heat separates the collar ir will have to be reattached and refinished im out i'm sure what anyone wold want to do this would be too much and...

I've not yet removed a titanium pin, ,however i have removed a few others but my guess is a propane torch . You're not cutting the titanium your breaking the glue bond,