Recent content by JoeyInCali

If the forearm has points, it makes sense to do it on the forearm. If it has no points ( specially if it's cored) you can tenon to the handle. I use a 14"+ core and go to the handle

K. Liston had lethal injection to his back.. He was illiterate and had needle phobia. That sounds really suspicious. Sad to hear that for Louie..

It'd be worse if they took it in and take years to finish it.. There are plenty of cue makers who have just as good of finish as SW.

Just like Sonny Liston

price is shipping included . Some have dm'd the same question .

Nearly 300 feet sold in two weeks. I still have a few sets.

$84 shipped. Venmo or Zelle.

$199 shipped. Venmo or Zelle. $206 on Paypal

Why would the finish at the joint end affect the ferrules' concentricity?

I prefer XX/paper on my torrified maple shafts. Canvas is rough on the radial taps and live threader. Canvas is good for one-piece ferrule tip breaker and collars and caps though. Just like any material now, you also have to pick the best pieces if possible. Not all phenolics are the same..I...

Got them chopped to 1 foot sections. $15 per foot.

I have some for sale. 6 and 12 feet packages

Dymondwood.

That's a common practice. Laminated cores are used by many. Flat and pies.

The longer the wood, the more warp prone it is . Joining two cores is more stable . Plus it gives you the option of adding weight at the neutral area ( middle of the cue ) .