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Tom, I would also like to get a pint when available. Thanks!

Update Here's a pic of the piloted delrin sleeve I made for the DIY Uniloc arbor. It's working out well. I had an extra 3/8-10 arbor, but I don't have a 3/8-10 tap so I made the hole slightly smaller than the pin, and just slowly screwed it in back and forth (tapping it) until it went in all...

Amen to this. I'm not a big fan of Dennis, but I envy him as a pro pool player as I envy any pro pool player because they are living out my dream to be a pro pool player. My skills playing pool is not good enough to be a pro pool player. Dennis' skills in pool is exceptional. His...

!! Congrats !!

Luv them Sly'sssssss I love how Sly's cues hit...I am sure this is no different. !! GLWS!!

Thanks for this explanation....I'm gonna have to dig up my DVD's and experiment with this...I know I'm gonna need to be able do this

Hmmm...I have the first 3 of his DVD's...I only remember him doing "usable" threads on tenons with a hand tap. I must've missed it.

Yeah, but I don't have a power feed...hand job for now! DOH!! I haven't delved into machine threading yet (correct term??)

I guess I'm the lucky one!! You saved me $55 bucks! I'll make the sleeve for now, but once I'm profitable with cue repair, I will buy a real Uni-loc arbor.

I haven't made the sleeve yet, but I'll plan on making the sleeve the same diameter as the 3/8-10 arbor to achieve max face to face flush contact between the arbor and cue collar. Heck, I have a 3/8-10 tap...I might thread the sleeve too! I'm always dropping things!! I can see me losing the...

Really? Dang I missed him!!! I was really busy this weekend and didn't check much here...

Are you gonna pass thru Tidewater/Q-Masters at VaBeach? You should come here in Northern Virginia/Washington DC...I'm pretty sure some peeps would buy cases from you here.

thanks for the video! I've worked on 1 piece house cues already. I offered to fix the house cues in disrepair for free. The room owner is kind enuff to let me do cue-repair for league players, so I thought I would fix his house cues for free in return. I can also use the house cues I've...

Great tip Chris! So I don't even have to buy a uniloc arbor. I can make a sleeve out of scrap delrin I have lying around and make my own uniloc arbor? Is the uniloc thread the same/similar as a 3/8-10 pin?

I see your point, the savings is minimal. I was trying to find the most economical material. The juima ferrules will look better by having a better shine and having less chalk on them. Titan scratches easy and attract chalk. I think I'll do at least 3/4" long juma ferrules.

I also like to use Juma, but it's expensive. Someone recommended to use Titan which is cheaper. I've never used XTC. Is the Atlas arbor more durable because it's harder/better grade aluminimum? (Sorry if that's the wroing term...)

I thought it was Unique's ebay account, but I looked at their website and couldnt find this item there. Glad to know someone has used this and it works. I will probably order this.

I've started doing cue repair for a local pool hall. Can anyone recommend the best and most economical ferrule to use for 1 piece bar cues? Also, who else carries a Uniloc maintenance arbor cheaper than Atlas (currently $55)? I have Uni-loc joint-cap protectors. I see that there's one on ebay...

Great job BB...so when do I get the Orange Crush???...hehehe...no breaks for u!!!!

That I s a strong field...good job Skyler!! Which of these "killers" did Skyler beat in the tourney?