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Did you try India ink? It seems to blacken just about anything.

You most likely will not find 1.25". most of it is metric and the closest I found was 30mm(1.181") on Ebay. I have not seen 31.75mm offered(1.25). You can use a small insert to adjust the size.. Realistically, if it tightens up on bumper, that 30 mm is fine.

I am very impressed. One can see the quality and well executed design in this cue.

The facings and the insert mis-alignment were not issues of humidity. Contact maker and perhaps you can get some off on a new shaft.

What the last poster said.

Bludworth made a line of Buddy Hall cues. Buddy got a cut of the sales money. Late 80's or early 90's. We had a pool hall in Alvin, Texas and Blud and Buddy dropped in on a 9 ball tournament night. House rules were "anybody can play". He won, naturally, and I told the other participants "Where...

Try it.You will never question its holding ability after it has completely dried. It works great.

Is the taper shaper set up for MVP's program or does it have a taper bar?

I would venture to say that no one deliberately attempted to make all the points uneven. Perhaps someone's early attempt to build a cue with that many points.

Google Burl wood for sale. Look at their prices. That should give you a starting point for pricing. Sometimes, a high price leaves you holding the wood. Make a nice profit and move on. JMO

He is on AZB as gsirca

The old shop, which he "donated" to his assistant with the provision that he could use anything when he needed to, was the one broken into. I believe Richard does use both shops to complete cues but I have never been to his new home to know what he does there.

Let us know what the Feds tell you.

Your step father left you 2 golden eggs. Research closely before you sell.

Capping would probably give you a better ivory type hit. Some cuemakers take and mount a solid "round" of ivory and the glue at the base of the ivory and the glue where the joint pin goes through the block and into the wood are what holds the block in place. I personally prefer to bore a .625...

I bought one from Cary Brace of Dark Horse Cues. He has a Facebook page. Price was reasonable, tech help is super and he can provide some inlay patterns to get you started. Most of the cnc's that are built for cue making are of decent quality. I would encourage you to talk to each of the...

Very good news, indeed. Thank you, Dean.

Does anyone know if home-made masks provide protection? Not trying to be a smart butt, just do not know the answer and we have been given 2 by a crafty neighbor.

Gar, Bob said , on several occasions, that Tom played better than him. I just have no way of verifying that. He Was an East Coast player, I think. Don't know if he is still alive, either.