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I was assuming you meant if the wrap was mildly above the shoulder of the A joint then it could create almost a compound taper appearance or look warped when you rolled it on a table or whatever.

Those ones are in pretty good shape. I would think $300-$350 range if they are fairly straight in the butt section. If they are .840ish roughly 29 inches up they are easier to sell as you can convert them to a wrapless, as well as what was mentioned above.

Use the power feed for this operation. Cut first point groove to a partial depth, index to next point at same depth, index to next point at same depth, index to last point at same depth. Now go a little deeper with the groove and repeat the same operation. Repeat until your points are almost...

Yes, check your pockets. If they are ending dead even after cutting the groove, that is a good start. I then try to keep everything perfectly on center (obviously) and keep the original centers throughout the process. You can't have any run out at the A joint or anywhere once assembled and have...

Check out i2r cnc. Superior product imo but you can research it yourself. I have the i2r8 and am happy with it and the support I've gotten from them. I think they have an AZ account.

Almost looks like sting ray. I like it.

https://i2rcnc.com/

I bought an I2R8. It is large enough to taper and inlay 30"+ butts and shafts, with plenty of room for the 4th axis and a setup to spin for tapering. Very accurate and the support from them has been outstanding. They also offer laser attachment add ons.

He always came through when I ordered something. I still use his table saw veneer cutting fixture.

Welcome to the forum! I have the 2x4 i2r8. Great machine and very accurate. It has plenty of room for full cue work. I still need the 4th axis, hopefully in the near future.

Have some coming thanks!

Hi, does anyone have a single spool of black with green speck Irish line they would part with?

Looking to build or buy (if someone has one laying around) a cue holding fixture. I have a little DaVinci CNC that I'm trying to learn CNC machining on. Z axis travel is only like 5", so I need a fairly low profile fixture to hold the cue and slide back and forth on the mill table. I think I...

Any idea who might have made a joint like this on a very old Titlist conversion?

Guy said he bought it 30 some years ago. Finish seems too good for a cue that old but who knows. Joint is brass with an SS sleeve over it. Full splice. Well built. No markings anywhere.

The first cue is ebony into birdsey, ob1 shaft with moori soft, SS 5/16-14 piloted joint, white with green spec linen wrap, delrin butt cap, 19.4 ounces. It is my personal player and 9.9 out of 10 condition. $500 Second cue is new. It is amboyna burl into birdseye, lizard embossed leather wrap...

Anyone have a couple 1/2"ish mahogany or dark brown joint collars for a shaft and butt I can buy? I don't care about the weave, just looking for something dark reddish brown or dark brown. I have natural/light brown and it's not the shade I'm looking for. PM me. Thanks!

Looking for a dry piece of nicely figured amboyna 1.5 x 1.5 x 14+ pm me if you have a piece you can part with. Thanks in advance.

Not mine but only $1900:) Wow! http://omaha.craigslist.org/for/4332500462.html

Just did my first titlist conversion to be my personal player. Old school look, nothing fancy. I ordered white/green linen and put it on but I don't like it. From any more than 2 feet away it pretty much just looks white. I'm not sure if I ordered white/light green on accident or what. At any...