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I actually have two put together like this, one with the .750 tenon size and one with a .625 tenon that isn't as far along, needs a couple passes yet. Wanted to see if there was a difference. I didn't think you could trust the phenolic that thin, that's why I made the second at .625. I...

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All the way to the top, make an offer, I would like to move these last 3 cues.

Any thoughts on .750 by 3/4" tenon on both the handle and forearm joined with a phenolic sleeve?

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Make me an offer, I have a little room to move on all these. Let's get some of my cases cleaned out.

If you're interested in any of these and want the tip changed to something else let me know. If I have the tip you want in stock I'll change it before I ship it out.

Unused P3 weight kit $45 shipped, cashiers check or Paypal (add 3%).

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On page 5 already, wow.

Sunday morning bump......

Here are some cues I've had laying around for awhile, or taken in on trade. All prices shipped with insurance. Shipping to US/Canada only. Will accept a cashiers check, or paypal to verified addresses only(add 3%). Let me know if you have any questions. Viking 5/16-18, brass collars, 19.8...

I saw that Atlas has these in stock, after I placed my order though :( . So I didn't get a chance to order some to try them out. Has anyone else tried them out? What are your thoughts? They have them as a medium to hard feel, what tip would you compare the hardness to? Thanks.

Samsara's are black, not brown. But they are a fantastic tip and well worth trying. Atlas sells them.

I've told this story before, but I'll tell it again. At one of the state tournaments a few years ago, one of the top pro's was there for the weekend (not playing). On Sunday as all the final matches are going, some parents of a kid who was maybe 6 at the time gave him a dollar and told him to...

Grimm, If you have Hightower's finishing DVD, he shows a good method to do this. The tool he uses can be found at Home Depot or Lowe's. I suggest that when you are posing questions, add in there what you have tried already and that you're wondering if there is a better, quicker, easier way...