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You got replies from experts. I bet that is more than you got when you asked cuetec.

Most roofs don't have a main middle supporting beam...they use trusses.

Hot garbage. Raised sight 'diamonds'? Huge overhang on the rails and pockets? I wouldn't touch it for $450 unless it came with a cue I could sell for $1000...

I hope they don't delete this. Forums are not about one person getting his answer. Threads should not be deleted unless they are offensive/illicit to begin with. Information provided by experts in this thread should be saved for future reference.

Thanks, for the response!

I think the guy is a moron. It is a horrible idea.

Fixed that for you...

I think we have different interpretations of what he was talking about. I was reading that he didn't like points on the butt-sleeve like these, which are short versions of the ones in the forearm:

Interesting. I've always seen the reverse points that mimic the forearm points as adding an element of balance to the overall look of the cue. Would you mind providing a bit more explanation as to why you don't like them?

Of course. Also, I have a pineapple farm for sale in North Dakota that you might be interested in.

It's the metallic brown part in this photo. Without it you would see drop pockets.

Absolutely correct, sorry for my mistake.

Fiberglass and have been on every GCI I have seen. Could easily have been broken. There are seven individual pieces, the long sides are split in the middle, the head side is one piece, and there are two around the ball return on the foot end.

Sure, or epoxy, or bubble gum. The question is whether it can look good after the repair. Even if it is repaired, do you believe it won't happen again?

Just a SWAG here, but I'm going to guess that the spalted wood shrunk and it cracked at a step in the core. I doubt it is repairable.

I'm not concerned about it being a bit stretchy since the only place I will use it is in ER50 collets...

CF can creep, but mostly across the fibers, not much axially along the fibers. Heat will quicken the process, but you are likely looking at hundreds of hours of the correct force correctly applied.

dan prather

I got some yesterday, it's great. Thanks for measuring that.

What do you clean your cue with? Have you ever used wax or silicone on the cue and gotten some on the joint faces? Cue Slick, maybe? I made a cue that has a joint material I've never used before that does the same thing. There are a few reasons this could happen...and it could be a...