Search results

  1. searingcue

    Merry Christmas

    Just wanted to wish a Merry Christmas to all of you!! I hope you all have a wonderful day shared with your family's. All the best!! Sincerely, Dennis Searing PS; My first New thread.
  2. searingcue

    I would stay away...

    Legit auction I know the people that own these cues being sold on ebay. The auctions are legit. Please give them a break, they have zero knowledge about cues, and not much more about ebay. Mistakes were made but not intentionally. The cues were listed without talking to me first. These cues...
  3. searingcue

    My New Paul Mottey '08

    You'll regret it! Unfortunately, i haven't tested the cue yet coz i've been busy at work...I will try to test hit the cue if i have time....The problem is if i like the hit of the cue i won't be sending it to Germany :lmao: Hi Jun, Awesome cue, and that's your first custom!!! Don't...
  4. searingcue

    shorter steel collar

    Partial repost Hello, To add some clarification at least to the best my knowledge regarding the piloted stainless half joint. I DIDN'T invent the half joint look. To my knowledge it was Rocky Tillis who did in the late 60's early 70's but not sure. His method also had stainless going rather...
  5. searingcue

    timken roller bearing

    bearing race, metal lathe? Hi I don't know what kind of machine you have. I'm assuming it's a metal lathe, and these roller bearings sit in a race that is replaceable. If the bearings, and races are replaceable, and what you have has any hours on them I would highly recommend replacing them...
  6. searingcue

    cues from miami beach

    Abe Rich - still working every day.
  7. searingcue

    Half-Joint?

    some clarification Hello, To add some clarification at least to the best my knowledge regarding the piloted stainless half joint. I didn't invented the half joint look. To my knowledge it was Rocky Tillis who did in the late 60's early 70's but not sure. Benson did it as well, how ever His...
  8. searingcue

    neutral balance on a 60" cue

    Neutral Feel dennis do you do the same or just make the cue weight 19.25 or whatever is wanted. i like a 58''cue with a balance point a 18.5 with every inch i go back about .5'' Hi Dave, There's a lot more to it than just what the measurement is from one end or the other that a cue will...
  9. searingcue

    neutral balance on a 60" cue

    already explained. If you read post #7 your point was already explained, and agree. Remember not everyone will have the same knowledge or level of thinking as another on a given subject, which is why they ask the questions. Dennis <--wishes He knew more. :)
  10. searingcue

    neutral balance on a 60" cue

    What I believe is the answer to your question. Hi Ian, The measurement you need to know when you have a cue that you love the balance of is from the top of the ferrule to the balance point. A 58" cue as you described the balance point is 39.25" from the top of the ferrule. Even if you play...
  11. searingcue

    Thoughts on cue making

    CNC used as a vehicle to push the envelope on design and increase the artistic aspect, something that cannot be done with a panto, then I respect it. Tap; Tap; Tap; I love it when you hear of guys thinking outside the box, building their own fixtures, tools...
  12. searingcue

    Precision collets, any one with experience on these...

    Which collet? Hi Newton, IMO You can't spend to much on accuracy. It saves time, less headaches, and most of all more rewarding results!! It looks like two of the company's are offering the same runout tolerances, except that "shoptools" says .0002" or better. I would recommend buying a...
  13. searingcue

    Haley Issue

    Haley - Runout checked. Hi, Jason brought His Haley in my shop asking me if I would check it in my lathe, and asked if I would post the results. After spinning it in my lathe first making sure each end of the butt was dead center. The center of the cue has a total centerline run out of...
  14. searingcue

    Capped Ferrules vs non capped

    Tenon dia. question? If your threading your ferrules to a 5/16" (.312") major thread dia, may I ask your reason that you cut the tenon down to .280"? While I agree the .280" tenon dia is likely to be strong enough, why not fit the wood threads more fully into the threaded ferrule...
  15. searingcue

    great deal on ebay?

    Searing Logo
  16. searingcue

    Balance Points

    Searing balance My personal preferences for the balance point based on a 58" cue is between 18-3/4 to 19" from the bottom of the butt cap. The heavier the cue the more forward I want it, and lighter further back. I like a slightly forward balanced cue. I want to make, and play with a cue that...
  17. searingcue

    i must be doing SOMETHING wrong

    Apology accepted.
  18. searingcue

    i must be doing SOMETHING wrong

    Hi Eddie, I do not use super glue to glue a ferrule. I never did, and never will, and never told anyone I did. Besides I'd like to see someone get a threaded ferrule all the way on before super glue starts setting. Dennis Searing
  19. searingcue

    Looking to Contact Some People

    Buddy contact Hi Jamie, PM sent to you. "Buddy contact info" Dennis Searing
  20. searingcue

    More Olney beauties

    Lapped One or two of the pictures, show a lapped joint. Got to look closely. Dennis
Back
Top