Recent content by rhinobywilhite

Doesn't become law until Sept. 1.

I use a similar method including one of those microscopes with a screen to help align the router to the A axis.

So, who was the winner that was knocked out by covid?

way up the price scale for what I am seeing but that is just my opinion.

I agree with Joey. I have used auto clear for 29 years but with a quality mask, gloves, and a long sleeve shirt. You couldn't pay me to use CA to finish a cue. Others use it and like it. That's part of choosing what finish you want on your cue. Finally, Kim Walker had a Facebook video of him...

I have had 2 people offer up cash(2000, another guy said tell what I need to send you for something really nice) The 2 grand guy was happy as hell. The "tell me what to send" guy has a cue in the works, ebony and amboyna burl with ivory inlays. Most of my customers have a general idea...

I prefer my own but, of course, I could be prejudiced.

Split curved diamond.

You can contact Jason Williams on Facebook(lives in Brady, Texas) for quality stabilized products. Tell him I suggested his wood products.

I use India ink after the 1st coat. Never had a problem other than occasionally overloading the pen with ink leaving larger letters or numbers. Wipe off with lacquer thinner, reapply.

I think he might be looking for one of the larger motors that have been converted to utilize a forward reverse. switch

Since you live thread, JC, you should be able to turn them down really close to finish size and then, if necessary, light sand to blend them, It is harder to install the pin on the larger piece and then turn down and hold the center so that the cue doesn't have a wobble when you unscrew it. Hope...

Both cuemakers who replied earlier have valid points regarding construction. Either full splice or short splice can provide a quality cue. The skill of the cuemaker is very important to the finished product. I have seen quality and crap produced with both methods. Neither Chris nor Shelby...

Try youtube and look for knife makers who use silver wire. Argentinium does not tarnish. Simply put, dead soft would be used for tight small turns in the inlay, half hard on longer lines or slower curves. Go on Amazon, look for jig that allows one to place curves, or turns in wire. Reasonable in...

Does the Saturday match have a start time?