Recent content by jokers_wild96

I just did a leather wrap on a Meucci, it was cleared over but there was no sign of epoxy. That wrap unwound like it was regular linen. And as thin as that layer is im surprised its so durable. I have another I'm working on trying to fix a little chip in the finish on the wrap. There's hardly...

It sounded like you were gonna build it. Yeah just cause they can repair something might not mean they can build it. Where you located at.

So you bought a cue blank to build a cue you don't know how to build. I mean you need a lathe to install pins and joint/butt collars if any. And to turn the blank to whatever size you want. There's a lot more that goes into that but that's about as basic as it gets. Depending on what finish your...

I would second the silicone/rubber sleeves.

Title explains it all. Having a hard time finding a place that has them. Looking for the blue and black one. Thanks for any help.

I'd put it around the $100 mark, clean up of shaft, machining a new piece, trimming to size so it all looks nice and a refinish of the shaft.

Yeah I have no idea how long juma has been around. Just give it to your maker/repair guy, any black material will work.

If i had to take a wild guess juma, or abs. Its a pretty straight forward fix.

Another option if you wanna get crafty, get a plastic/putty making kit and make your own.

It looks like its a knock off radial. But if the male jp fits in the shaft then the female jp should fit as well.

Have you tried using regular radial joint protectors.

I had this recently happen to me about 2 months ago. I used it to glue something together and the next day it was rubbery. I look at the bottles and one has a cloudy bottom. They were new bottles purchase earlier in the summer.

Bump, I'll go as low as 150.

Professional Series Large Bore Cue Lathe You can build cues on this lathe. Only thing you would probably not do is shafts because I don't know if they make taper bars for this. But with the right attachments you can make multi point cues on this.

They sell lathes that can build cues too. Go on the site and buy the biggest one they got. You'll thank yourself later, unless you want to buy the upgrades and stuff later. I started with a mid size cue smith, they make ones pretty much the exact same.