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Delrin, or acetal, is basically a self lubricating polymer.... which means most common adhesives will not bond for long, if at all...which is why cuemakers/repair guys use it for jigs, clamps, etc as it can do it's job, then be removed without issue. Cutting channels and such can be a way of...

don't know...don't care....it was yrs ago. You are trying to catch-up up on OLD posts......and try to make it like this shit didn't happen......I do not have an axe to grind. I am only explaining MY comments from 6 yrs ago when I was looking to purchase, and your brand was recommended, but doing...

So, basically, Kamui browns are more for people that tend to play more force follow, or mid to high english, where as the black have more elasticity for those that play a lot of more bottom shots to get position. That was from their flyers when I became an authorized installer. Now as to the...

On something like this, it is a tricky process. Have done it, but is not my favorite thing to do. Nowadays, if it ain't a cue I made, I do not refinish it. https://proficientbilliards.com is the place to go, not cheap....but damn good!

That has to be the world record of the longest, non understandable sentence ever written. BTW the source of my comments were from, 6-8 yrs ago.....were from comments on YOUR original Facebook page that you had from YOUR customers, and now it seems you have either purged the comments or have a...

first, this is a thread from 8yrs ago.....second....can you type complete sentences please? If you can't type coherent posts, how can you build these machines? You left a lot of people hanging back about 6-7 yrs ago, How about you make good for them before coming here and trapping others to give...

Looks exactly like what Atlas used to sell as MP, had some didn't care for it.

A good picture would be the best way for us to advise you. Even of the exceed you like the grip on. I know some exceeds use a 'sport grip' rubbery material.

Very nice job on the booth, LOVE the elevator twist!

If you get off your 'offended' high horse for a minute...re-read the first sentence in my post, "All one has to do is actually google resawing" If you do that.....just....resawing, NOT 'resawing quality' the results are different, and give more descriptive info to everyones question. Wasn't...

All one has to do is actually google resawing.....LOTS of info, as to how to setup a good bandsaw for resawing...... takes time and some money for parts but....look up resawing guitar veneers.....again.... lots of info. When doing fullsplice blanks.....this info is important

He gave 'bad advice' or did he give advice to people that did not have the basic knowledge to understand the actual advice? I've been here for 19 yrs, and Joey has been spot on the whole time.......I have NEVER seen anything he wrote to be bad advice. He has joked around at times, (usually april...

I kinda disagree, as this is a specific section, and One should be able to trust the overall answers to an extent....I have had some old time cuemakers give me bad advice early on....due to the whole secrets deal thing.... and cost me money I couldn't afford at the time. Ask the Cue maker is...

The issue is, look back at the first 4 posts after the original post....NON-cuemakers answering a question with no background evidently, basically calling the practice of using Linseed oil with CA.....without using the word...stupid....But it is actually a great way to do CA finish. Re-read the...

what brand of cue? Pictures are also needed. Can it be done, yes....BUT are there inlays, or decals that would be in the way...you have left out a lot of details needed to advise you on your quest for a longer wrap.

Without that pad, the ferrule will start to crack, and a hard shot may make it shatter.....carbon pad is a MUST! for the integrity of the shaft

Very well said Dave...hope all is well

I know Viking used mahogany back in the late 80-early 90s in some cues. Had to repair some after the forearms snapped just under the joint collars. I replaced the forearms with cored mahogany and they looked original afterwards.

Some have.....https://www.rockler.com/stick-fast-ca-wood-finish-starter-kit?

Most black walnut is bland....BUT burl or claro, as stated above is used. This is my black walnut burl cue and extension. It is cored.