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As of 6:42EST Saturday night, this lot is sold pending payment. If it falls thru, Kling&Allen is next in line.

As of 6:49 Saturday night, All of these lots are spoken for. Sorry Gustay, if it changes you are the next in line.

Did some spring cleaning of my wood storage area and have these to offer. Please Note the Following: Each size is a lot, I will not breakout pieces. The size is in the pictures, everything is 1.5" square. There are some pieces with light birdseye or curl. Shipping is extra, I will try to do the...

Did some spring cleaning of my wood storage area and have these to offer. Please Note the Following: this is for all 25 pieces, as is. These could be used for practice pieces or some may make some good cues, I used them as setup pieces. Smallest dia. is .935 so still good meat left. Some have...

Did some spring cleaning of my wood storage area and have these to offer. Please Note the Following: Each species is a lot, I will not breakout pieces. Shipping is extra, I will try to do the best shipping charge I can, either in a flatrate or regular box actual shipping. Payment is either...

UPDATE: Removed the pin, had to cut and drill it as the heat seemed to transfer to the collar too fast. Drilled like butter but had to bore and plug the hole. Shaft insert was the same....heated it but wouldn't budge and didn't want to damage the CF shaft. I am finishing it up today and will...

I am assuming by the pictures you took the collar off? First, Ca is NOT the glue to use. a thin epoxy like west system is in order. Soak it thru the complete length of the crack, wait and soak it more.....as much as needed, then wipe the excess, then using a clamp, clamp down on the two sides...

My post was not meant to be snarky or such, It was actually meant to help, as there are MANY threads over the yrs about this same subject. The info is as relevant now as when written as imports have not changed much except get more expensive. I believe it is best to do your own research rather...

you can believe all you want...BUT if there was a thing to correct warped butts......someone would have found it already. Are you a cuemaker? Woodworker(of a finer variety)? If you have no working knowledge of how wood behaves, and all the intricacies of wood behavior then it's easy to assume...

The best thing to do is use the search function here, as this question has been asked 100's of time just since I joined in 2007, and most experienced people are tired of repeatedly writing the same thing over and over. There are literally Hours of reading.

That would be a very large NO IMHO. Cues have joints where the forearm and handles meet, and heat would not be good for the glue bonds

Yes, it is brass colored, would it be better to cut, then drill it out? I haven't worked with titanium yet, so what drills work the best? The collar got hot, but not to hot to touch, I stopped as soon as I felt it getting hot. I always leave my fingers on the collar area to feel for the heat...

So, a customer had a moment of stupidity and slammed their $1400 predator cue and bent the uniloc pin. I have removed many of them in the past, and took my small induction heater and started to heat it. The SS collar started to get hot almost immediately at the same pace of the pin. I have done...

was that the one in Georgia? I had done a search and found 2 with the same business name

Do you have contact info? Or does he have a site? Thanks, Dave

yes unfortunately. They also dissolve when I apply my finish so I have to seal them with CA first. The dry transfers sounds like a better choice.

The mount allows it to swivel side to side, just wish it could tilt also. Overall it was a great addition.

If you are referring to my lathe, yes I did. It is a 36" one. Works pretty good and easy for cutting off rings, or removing a specific thickness amount

Mid America, AKA Todd Shultz