Recent content by Raildriver

Guys, what's the best rattle-can clear for just butt work and for the joint area of the shaft? I used a pretty good product that worked well a while back, but I guess the EPA screwed it up, and it's crap now!:eek:

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I always sand the glue surface on all of my installs but did not on the Kamui Clear because of the Kamui instructions. Of course it failed. Since I had to sand it to get it flush, I didn't have any problems with Loctite Pro afterwards.

Billy, pm me a price on the JW; are you interested in any trades with cash added?

Hey all, Kamui recommends using Loctite 401 for installation of Kamui Clear tips. What's everyone using that works best. I did try a Loctite gel, and it did not hold at all. Kamui does not recommend using a gel, and now I see why. (http://forums.azbilliards.com/images/smilies/confused.gif

Just saw your post. I have a Greg Sirca cue I picked up a few years back. It is in excellent condition, and has a lot of ivory in it. I would let it go for $600 if your still looking for one. Anyway, you can send me a text if your still interested, and I can flash you some photos. Send to...

Kikel When I first saw the cue the ring-work looked like Kikel to me, but without the butt plate, I was not sure. Anyway, it looks like the joint is made from antler as opposed to ivory. There was a time where Dave was experimenting with different horn materials. Regardless, cool cue. :D...

Cue Identity Looks like an early Joss to me; very typical butt and delrin cap. He used the allen screw very early as well, and the bumper looks like an early Joss too. :D

I would like to get back to selling some cues, but have not been able since I switched to Apple. Anyone who is proficient loading pictures onto AZ from Photo-bucket using an Apple, and is willing to share the process would be my new best friend. Thanks, Raildriver :D

Anyone know what Shane is using for tips nowadays? Thanks for the feedback:grin-square: Raildriver

Kellerman Let's not rub salt in anyone's wounds!:sorry:

Kellerman-Great Opportunity-Corbett Class I went to both auctions, and was delighted to get the opportunity to purchase any of these cues. Most often, these types of collections never make it to the general public and this time they did (twice). Too, I think Vince and his crew did a bang up...

Turquoise 6mm sold The 8mm is still available.

Misc turqouise in 6mm and 8mm, great for inlays. The 6mm is $20.00/bag, and the 8mm is $40.00/bag. Thalarctos

Elk Antler Antler sold pending Paypal. Thanks, Raildriver

Elk Antler For the cuemakers who asked about price, $125 OBO. Split Paypal's tac-ons. Raildriver