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I might take a bunch if I liked em. I've tried 2 Szams in my lifetime and they both hit like Rocky Balboa. Do you have any other information on these tips that could be analyzed for a comparison of today's tips? Would you be willing to send a free sample? Thx, SK

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Don't see these very often and in this type of condition. This cue was made for and owned by Danny Harriman and has seen some high level action. The cue was made by Tulsa's local legend and currently, Magoo's in-house repairman, Eddie Farris. Eddie's cues are not known for fancy designs and...

Put away the grits above 400 till you are ready for final sanding. Try 320 then apply. If it's 420 put that aside and come back down ;) Room temp plays a factor a well. Go both directions, up/down in between grits to avoid circular lines. . . .dont rush, And, Don't worry, this is nt the...

Still for sale. I could use some Lepros and some Kamui Black M & S.

PM replied. Sorry for the delayed response, internet is down for the moment. Chuck still for sale. PM me with offers. If I don't respond right away, please bear with me, I will get back with you.

The bore is 2.280 and it is in perfect working condition. It has mostly been sitting around the shop and has accumulated some light surface rust but nothing serious at all. I have all the original parts that go with it. I would love to get somewhere around a buck fifty but will take more if...

Ya, I got a little too carried away trying different setups using the technique you shared with me. Fortunately nothing happened to me. I was real depressed at the time as I thought I totally fkd up my lathe for good. I had to haul my good buddy Ken Ken over to the shop to coach me on...

Ya, i already had to replace THE BELT. Learned a bunch doing it too. Thanks guys. I think this one's gonna be the most fun I've had yet in the cue shop.

It split in half.

In the gearbox which engages the lead screw. Internet is down for the moment, sending a pic via email would be easier for me right now if you think you might have one, I would be very grateful.

I need a gear for my gearbox and wanted to check here before ordering one. I broke the 1st gear in my Clausing 5911 and I think the 5914 uses the same parts. It is a 12x36 and I need just that one gear. Please don't ask what happened, I'm sure it is obvious. If anyone has ever replaced...

It only took me a year to become good back in 1990. (I had some help) or, at least I thought I was good. The way I came up, and I'm sure the way most others did too in other parts of the country was the school of 'hard knocks'. Nobody really helped anyone and only the ones who really knew...

I've had good results with 3M Chrome Polish, but don't get it on your skin. Wear thick gloves, goggles, and use a mask. Coat it, rub it in real good (slow speed), and polish at a higher speed with a clean Viva.

You have a point and this did cross my mind when the owner of the shaft first showed it to me, but being an ivory nut who plays with an ivory joint and ivory ferrule, I actually thought it was quite a unique hit. I'm sure the entire community of AZ has been thoroughly enlightened by your words...

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12.22 mm And .840 at the joint