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This girl would beat me even if she couldn't play. She just has to stand somewhere near the table where I can see her and that's it!

no splice? Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this thread. I am seriously looking at getting another custom cue made and this discussion has been a real eye opener. So far the conclusion I've come to is that the full splice is better due to the improved structural integrity of the cue...

Thanks for the reply Mase. The sticks are in Kuching while I'm in KL at the moment. Both sticks are roughly round already. First stick is over 3' height. Diamiter at thickest is about 1 1/2", tapering down to about 1/2". This stick is about 50yrs old and has a natural layer of "oil" coating...

I posted this in another part of the forum but it seemed to be largely ignored. Now I'm hoping the master cue makers here will see and offer an opinion. I have two Belian / Billian / Borneo Ironwood / eusideroxylon zwageri walking sticks. Just wondering if the expert cue makers here can advise...

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hardwood I have two Belian / Billian / Borneo Ironwood / eusideroxylon zwageri walking sticks. Just wondering if anyone can advise if this wood is suitable to be turned into a cue. It is extremely hard and heavy. This wood is not for export but I'm local so I can still get my hands on it...

It was with a bit of trepidation that I bought this cue over ebay after reading about the problems some members had after buying Filli cues. But while many of those who encountered problems live in more temperate climes, I figured I would be ok since I'm in Malaysia. And so far so good really...

Tropical testing ftgokie, I'm newly registered but been reading the boards for years. I live out in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Humidity here is like 110% If you want to see how your cues hold up in "extreme" weather then I'd be glad to join - I'll pay my fair share. Just tested a new Pinoy cue...