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correct, there are no stupid questions....but on this forum lately...by NON cuemakers...there have been....boatloads of stupid answers

for the non-believers....here you go.... Been used by many for years.....

I have had this only once, and it turned out to be there was a slight defect in the belt....a slightly wider spot, that caused it to happen. I would recommend reaching out to Chris Hightower, he is the best at helping setup/diagnose issues with his lathes

When I am in doubt about this type of request, I always try to contact the manufacturer first. They know all the details needed for such a decision.

what is the WORST thing to do to a cue shaft or Butt? .....Immerse it in water..... BUT, In My opinion....it's the same as putting your pen!s in an electrical outlet....you'll be shocked with the results!

Atlas's website seems to have turned into a Sh##show......tried logging in, and prices were the same as a guest....took 3 times logging in to get my normal price. Won't be ordering for a bit until they get their sh@t straight

Thanks guys, I will pass the info along. He has a cert. but in the pic he had, could not see who it was from. Thanks, Dave

Have a client with a original babushka with certificate of authentication. He needs to butt cap replaced and so I'm looking for recommendation on who can do the repair but keep the authenticion

pictures are necessary in order to assist. Both before you tried to fix it, and after.....so people know what was done and therefore how to proceed

and that is the bottom line on this subject.....

I am looking to replace the rubber on an old set of rails from an old valley table that I recovered for a customer last year. I swapped out the old ones with new ones as the rubber was as hard as the wood. The wood is still fine, so I figure I can reuse these for a future table job. Don't...

I use a heat gun set to about 600, and a putty knife to scrape the bulk of it, then acetome with a rag for the adhesive left behind, And yes it's a Fkn mess. Hate doing them

If one is looking for a rear extension, then some mods are needed or the right kit bought depending on how the back end is built. If a mid-cue extension can accomplish the required length the customer wants especially with regards to balance, then .....depends on what the customer likesYes, no...

If you have a lathe, Drill and tap 3/8x16 for the prather's R-9 type of extension kit and you'll be good to go. If you don't have a lathe, I recommend having a cue repair guy do it so it is perfectly centered.

funny how fast people go quiet when they get called out..................

What are the overall lengths?

Dude...Really???? who are you? What have you contributed to this forum or the world of cue building/repair? Joey has done quite a bit to move the craft forward.....maybe do some research before being a dick to senior members.....just saying......show us your own work before you criticize others...

There is NO epoxy on that ferrule, If you have been here long enough, Dave has shared multipule times what he uses on ferrules and how he assembles them.

After buying and using the 207, multipule times for finish....IT DOES GO DARK...and DOES NOT DRY CLEAR AFTER IT HAS DARKENED! Spent $$$ and had to refinish cues due to the darkening deal. Maybe if you use the whole can in a month it will be fine but to us small time guys, it WILL come out darker...

In order to offer help, knowing the brand of cues could help