A less expensive way to go is to use a slab of phenolic. Cut it into squares and once glued to the ferrule turn it down to the desired thickness. At first, I tried cutting them round, but that just wasted time and material. Square is quick and easy to make.
Very nice, you will continue to be happy with it. I love the two customs I have and wouldn't hesitate to get another down the road.
JB's workshop is in China, but they are shipped in bulk to JB in the US before being shipped to you.
There is some kind of issue with it. I've been going back and forth with mike since July and he can't seem to be able to fix it, or it's just low priority.
Plays good. Had a slight click which was probably those weights. That’s why I have it. A friend picked it up at a pawnshop and wanted me to find the click and additional info.
Probably just a simple bar cue conversion by an unknown, but here it is.
Figured wood, odd weights, off-center weight hole, pin glued into shaft insert.
I saw a lady having the same problem put a rubber duck on the tip like a bridge would fit. A pool scarecrow so to speak.
You could put a hand towel or something over it. Might help.
Click here to see my full write-up on this.
I switched out the clip to the HeroClip (also shown in link). If there are thin enough bars, I just clip the strap around bars on the back of the chair. If not I use the clip. No more worries about someone kicking or bumping my cues anymore.
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