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If he's a good friend then let him know you need to cut the cue and install a new underwrap and charge accordingly. Even if he's not a good friend and just a good customer let him know you need to cut the cue and install a new underwrap. All of the above as long as the forearm isn't part of the...

Hi Dave....That mystery box of wood you have, is it kind of a slight greenish color? Hard to tell in the pictures. I had some with a similar graining pattern that I used for ring work and it had a light olive greenish color that worked for me. Thanks Dave

Heard that Jeff, formerly know as Murray, now spends his time fishing mostly. 🐳🦈

I'm a buyer! ;) Maybe a trade?

I generally don't like to get involved in this type of thing.....however .025 is less than the thickness of my driver license. With a fast cloth on the table you might be able to pick up a slight variation of movement. Imo....this was an excuse to get out of the sale because...... 1. the buyer...

Yes....even after the outside "seems" dry, it will take years for the inside to fully dissipate the smell. Every time you cut after it's been dipped you will smell it.

Avoid it like the plague. This is a recommendation from experience with said product.

If I were a guesser......... Afzelia burl But it is so hard at times to make the call from pictures alone.

Make sure after you get the wax scrapped and knock the corners off it sits around for at least a few years or longer before attempting to put it into a cue.

No thanks :)

No and Yes... Just cleaning house. You'll see in 25 years how much stuff you accumulate that doesn't fit in the grand scheme of things anymore ;)

Tightbond

Sold....

Always one or two that just want argue and tell you that something is wrong with you!! At least it's not rickie diveteam writing a book about doing something stupid that might get you killed. :ROFLMAO:

Blade is dull....wrong TPI for the type of wood and thickness you're cutting. These are 2 quick reasons I can think of that would give poor quality results. Feeding too fast might be another. But there could a few other culprits that would cause this. Hard to tell without standing at your saw.

Thanks guys...appreciate the info. I've heard guys talking here about turning pens and found these in a drawer from way back when. I'll throw back in the drawer if nobody wants them.

$2.50 each shipped to your door? Anyone checked the price of ebony lately?

sold...........

I've had a few questions about the sizes of the billets. I've measured the best I could but the sizes I'll give you are close but approximate. These are scrap to me and I don't have the time to measure each pc. exactly. 7pcs -12 long/.065 thick/.550 wide 4pcs - 12 long/.063 thick/.900 wide...

Any pen turners lurk here? :unsure: These are dry and ready to turn. $50 shipped with tracking