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Those are some heavy shafts. :eek:

Jim Baxter

After trimming down to the tip close to flush, you can proceed straight with a sandpaper (lowest number to higher grit number). For me 800 is good enough, unless u wants your tip to look super smooth.

I use a Stanley 1" blade chisel. I sharpened the blade everytime before cutting the tip. Becareful when using a chisel and not to gouge the ferrule. I cut the side and turn it down using only a chisel and without any sandpaper (to the stage shown in picture).

For phenolic if you do not have a lathe, just use a chisel.

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You can pm him here. His user id is : Kenny

I got no option.

$500 deposit.

It is a direct order.

I have a bad experience with Capone cues. I have been waiting for more than 13 years for my cue.

Very cool.

The guy was using a leather cutting knife at minute 3:25. Below is a sample of the knife: http://www.goodsjapan.jp/item/leather-craft-items-leathercra/seiwa-japanese-leathercraft-sk/lid=29749167 Due to the orientation or direction of the force exerted, you do not require much force. I...

A Plus 1 for you. ;)

I don't think so.

Get a scrap veg tan leather. Old belt veg tan leather will do.

Here is the link to the video on how to install Kamui clear tip without lathe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0TKkgHfL4s#t=103

I really want this!

Any extra? :D

Organise cuemaker. Who is he?