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Thanks Eric. I can see that noone else has used this wood before. I guess I can tell you how it plays in a few years when I can turn one into a cue :rolleyes: I did further research this morning and I found more interesting information about this wood. Apparently, it is an oily wood too and...

I searched the forums for this but I did not find any mention of the problems I have regarding facing. I have a newly done cue - butt and shaft rolls straight apart. Joint pin run-off is less than 1 thousands of an inch. Shaft has little or no taper roll and the tip rolls true on the table...

Has anyone used this wood for cues before? I found a couple of turning stock at woodcraft and they were fairly heavy and straight grained. They were cheap too at $6.99 a piece for 1.5 x 24 inch stock so I bought 2. From my google searches, I've read that this is a very dense and stable wood and...

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I am a newbie cuebuilder myself and that cue is so much better than my first cue. It looks great! :thumbup:

I believe Bob Flynn of Denali cues does a dipping method for applying clear coat. Check with him. His azb id is qmaker.