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https://www.lubrizol.com/Engineered-Polymers/Products/Isoplast-ETP Here are the different variations I found with a quick internet search.

There are a lot of variations of isoplasts.

What material is it?

I like the black circle Aramith Tournament cue ball.

Hydex 202 is what I’ve been using for years. It’s great ferrule material. I’ve used Tomahawk material for people that want black playing material and have had great luck with it too.

I ALWAYS have 2 many!!!!

I use ipe when I want heavier too.

The thing that sucks about a qctp on a Taig lathe is that it doesn’t have enough travel to use it for everything you’d like to do with it. I don’t use one on my repair lathe but have one on my CNC setup and I have everything on that lathe on riser blocks. I also know a guy that built a plate...

What exactly am I missing? I can do everything I need to right at the headstock and have a more powerful, longer lasting motor. Those Penn motors won’t outwork one of the servo sewing machine motors.

I don’t know where exactly he is but the cell number is a Stockton, Ca #.

It’s close but I like this one and buy the 45mm clutch motor pulley. You will see it below the unit in Amazon. I think they are $8. The only thing that is a PITA is figuring out how to reverse the motor. Once I got that figured out, I haven’t had any problems. The handle for speed control works...

I have a 6’ bed and don’t need to move the motor.

You can get a 1 hp Consew and they sell a smaller pulley for more torque.

I like the 1hp Consew motor with a smaller pulley for more torque. That motor definitely has more nuts than the Penn motor.

Beautiful cue! I just built a roasted curly maple cue and had to use Purple Heart for the whole handle and forearm to get it to weight. That roasted curly is beautiful but light. Schmelke makes a great cue for the money for sure.

Price dropped to $300 shipped

I’m selling a 3/8x11 11.8mm Cuetec Cynergy shaft with original box and it’s only been test hit. $old

Jump break cues are a compromise cue, if you ask me. If you can only carry 2 cues, I’d get a jump break. If you can carry a jump cue also, I’d add one of those to your bag. A “true” quality jump cue will out jump a jump break any day of the week IMO.

The 2nd one is definitely a Huebler. Idk about the other cue

I can’t wait to try these bumper kits out. They are nice looking and just the right sizes. Great work!