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That is a good point. But with the tapped hole full of epoxy and a little paper towel pressure on the end of the pin while screwing it in should do the job without allowing pressure to bust the side of the cue out. Yes I have busted the side of a few cues out from the internal pressure when...

I see it being the wood shaft of the future. But Carbon Fiber is much more popular.

My best guess is China.

Asian made for sure. Most likely Adam.

Way to go. Keep pressing on.

I like the way you mounted the switch box on the arm.

Right now I am not sure which is best. I located some wax made by Chem Pac for a difference purpose that is close and bought all I could find and and that is what I am using now. But when I run out it is no longer made any more either. I have tried to get the people that bought out Chem Pac to...

People without bumperless probably take better care of the cue and don't slam the butt on the floor when they miss. I broke a Schon butt plate when a young man after I missed an easy shot. Just tapped it firmly on the floor and it cracked.

I am building a bumperless cue with extension insert right now. No problems at all. Just bury the insert to the right depth.

It was no as good as the Cue Wax made by Chem Pac before they sold out. The best wax ever is no more unfortunately.

It used to be almost odorless. Now it stinks like bowling alley wax.

Looks good.

I go with Titanium when wanting it a little lighter. Ray Schuler's pin allowed him to completely fill all voids with epoxy and have it come out the relief hole like we do on capped ferrules. It was not for weight it was a gluing method.

A lot of old lacquers spider web crack. It has nothing to do with the case.

Can you clarify what Rule #1 is?. Rule #2 is spelled out clearly above.

That was new cues built for the show. There were plenty of Ivory inlaid cues on display from the collectors.

This would work great in single elimination format, But would create a nightmare for double elimination.

I have two of his Ebay cues and one earlier custom. The main difference is the quality of the inlay work and sharpness of details. There has been a debate within our circles about whether he should be put into one of the Cuemakers Hall of Fames. Those in favor site the fact he has built many...

It is not a thread bumper. It is a standard old school weight bolt and rubber bumper.

It looks like it needs a 1 inch bumper x 1/2 inch long and the weight bolt replaced. Someone removed the weight bolt. Your weight bolt will need to be 3/8-16 and have the allen screw hole it in to hold the bumper in.