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Snakewood forearm with Ebony points. 4 veneers alternating dark and light blue. Ivory inlays 2 shafts 13mm. Kamui S tips. Black textured leather wrap. My died so I will add the exact weight shortly. I will guess between 19.5-20 OZ SOLD

I've been out of the cue world for a few months. I'm back to work. I've contacted a few but things are disorganized and I'm sure there are more. If you need to talk please Email me.

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I'd make a sliding bandsaw table.

Ebay. Your post made me buy a radon test for my shop.

I installed one in my basement. The systems are simple and cheap to build. Search for videos about building a radon system. The idea is to pull a constant vacuum under your basement floor. Sealing all the cracks is the hard part.

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You saw one of my cues. Email me close pictures of each point so I can campare our work. Gcuescustoms@aol.com If it's built better I'll be honest and share my opinion. I'm in for a full splice throw down.

Did I do something?

If it gets tight at the very end the threads need to be deeper. If it gradually gets tighter as it's threaded they need to be reamed. Either way it needs to be fixed before using. If it's tight enough to torsion the pin I don't recommend muscles as the solution. In my experience wrenching...

From your post I'll assume the threads are snug from start to end. G-10 pins are slightly larger then most metal 3/8x10 pins have more elasticity so YES you are feeling the flex in the pin. Shaft threads for a G10 pin need special attention or a slightly larger tap. I would not use the cue...

I match the weight and balance point of the players break cue to their shooter.

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I'm not positive but Pau Ferro is what I've come to believe the wood is. The grain and color are nice and will make a great conversion. If it's not Pau Ferro it's a Rosewood of some sort. It's not the common plane looking Mahogany/Rosewood that I've converted many times. $375 + shipping...

Pau Ferro is the closest after searching pictures of all the replies.

The higher grain count gives it a similar look but it's not Bocote. Bocote has a unique grain and pores.

.................... Bolivian and East Indian This was very close to being my new player. I had new shafts and a fresh coat of clear drying on my current player when the phone call came. I was a leather wrap away from pulling this cue from the for sale section. Positive side my cue looks...

I picked up this Titliest today and can't make up my mind on the wood. Cutting the end smells like old wood and was no help. I need to know before I post it for sale. It's not the common lighter colored Rosewood that looks like Mahogany.

It's crazy how fast a threads get lost in the for sale ssection. I don't sit on cues so throw some offers at me.