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A friend got a old jump cue with a foot long shaft that needs a tip. The little shaft is lumber at 14mm at the ferrule with a straight taper. If anybody has a small section thats a wide enough diameter I could buy from them to make this tip I would appreciate it.

Here's a universal rear steady rest http://www.lannoolinearlathe.com/parts.html

Has anyone played with the new samsara true ld shafts? If so what is the hit like firm, soft, and how is the LD aspect. Any info really, would be appreciated.

I would like to try out, I'll take a 6in piece please.

OR at least use a bib.

Fantastic!! That is exactly why I wanted to try them, I like the grip of elk duds but I really prefer a hard tip you get more spin with less effort. Do you sell any do you just make them for personal use?

Thanks Juicy. Ya that's what's I've herd.

Ya i know I play with a one, I'm just curious about the lepro's. Thanks though.

I remembering hearing about someone soaking and pressing lepro's and I would love to try some out. If anybody has some or or knows about them let me know...

I have a customer that wants me to put a g10 tip ferrule on his jump cue which I have none. So I hoping someone would be kind enough to sell me 6"- 1', a few tip/ferrules. I would really appreciate it I live in a small town and in the 2 years I've been doing repairs this is the first I've been...

Wow, so that bar had $6000 in the 10 Ball pot?! Most I ever saw was a few hundred I think. Well thanks for the post it's very much appreciated.

Hey, my wife manages a little bar and wants to get more people interested in the 8 ball tournements. They are on Tuesday and Friday. I suggested and 8ball break pot, but when she asked how to start one I realized I don't really remember. From what I recall it's ran kinda like a drawing... would...

I've seen that before. It happened to me and a a friend once. It's because a guy we had change the ferrules on our 314s used uncapped ferrules which you are DEFINITELY not suppose to do with predator shafts since the end is hollowed and tenon area filled with resin. I still use a 314 to play...

Thanks, I was hoping to hear from someone in the commercial industry that has used them and that's definitely what I was hoping to hear about the ridgebacks. Ya the valley is definitely old and has a down hill and up hill side but so does the building it's in. Thanks again.

OK cool, that would be perfect if he could do that.. I will contact him, thanks.

Hey guys, I am helping my local bar get there tables redone and have been pointed to and considering standard ridgeback rails for the 8ft valley. Best case would be rails that play good and keep the coins flowing would the standard ridgebacks be the right choice for that? All the reviews I have...

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Absolutely, actually I was going to call John about getting a cue made after watching the TAR Showman dvd. But after hearing this no way. Mike thank you for posting this, I hope John man's up and attempts to make good.

Will do, but most likely I am just gonna have to get some made.