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New Price 1990 Josswest 4 shafts $3k Price reduced to 3k

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Beautiful Troy Downey for sale. One Original shaft. One Smartshaft with matching ringwork and an OB shaft. 3 shafts total. Leather wrap upgrade over Irish Linen. $2400 invested. Excellent condition. $1600 firm includes shipping and insurance CONUS. Questions???? 605-370-1003...

1990 Josswest 4 shafts $3000 includes shipping and insurance NEW PRICE $3000 Firm. 605-370-1003

If you are looking for full splice blanks which are full length good luck. If you are looking for veneered forearm blanks Prather has quite a few for a $100 bucks or so.

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phone inquiries to 605-370-1003 thanks Bob

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Near as perfect as they get. Bill Stroud 1990 level 5 Josswest with 4 shafts. Blue book is 4k. Do not necessarily want trades. Looking to sell and buy a new lathe. Serious offers only please! PM Offers only as I will not be checking original posting. Thanks for looking. REDUCED TO $2800

Tip Hardness and Kamuis First of all I got some early Kamui blacks and I thought what an ingenius idea, layered tarpaper! I had 4 tips delaminate out of the original 12 I bought. Not a great success ratio. Never had a problem like that with the Browns. Anyway I got some more about 6 months...

tenon size For playability I really like a 3/8 ferule, non threaded and non capped, about 3/4 of an inch in length with a cut down triangle. Holy Smokes Batman. Zowie!

ferule replacement The ferules are not threaded on. Joe Porper sells some threaded ferules that are very close to what is on a Smartshaft. I have machined these ferules to replace the cracked ones on the Smartshaft and they seem to hold up rather well and I haven't had any customer complain...

nylon inserts For the number of cues Paul built with that insert versus the number of issues people have actually had with it, I would say it is no worse for the wear than say a McDermott 3/8 10(and I play with A 3/8 10 FLAT FACE). Usually when I screw together an old Huebler it has a nice...

tip install I install Wizards printed side up. Never had a problem, they cut real nice similar to a Moori. Tiger products I install embossed side down. I always rough the backs with 100 grit and blow off the back of the tip. Some people score the backs with a razor knife and the facing of...

elkmasters I like the ones with the smoothest backs. after cutting them down to ferule size with a blade drag, i shape the tip by moistening the front of it, so i get a smoother cut as opposed to ripping the coarser leather.

I am about ready to glue some veneers together. I am a rookie at this so I would take any suggestions for glueing procedures. THANKS

To my understanding cuemakers can make their own logos on a computer and print them out as transfers which applique to the cue. Anybody doing this? I guess it takes a special paper and I want to know what it is and how to apply them transfers. If anyone is doing this please PM it to me. Thanks

I'd sell it and just deal with refunding his deposit and take it as the cost of doing business. You can always offer to build him another one. I am sure if he doesn't get his deposit in full back you run the risk of the customer distorting what actually occurred and the energy you waste...