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It's hard to say without looking at it. It could be from the mushrooming or it could be from the tip being too low. You could also have a brittle ferrule coincidentally. It really ain't no biggie considering the chip isn't that bad. You can just have it faced off when you get a new tip...

Thanks, Mr. Smarty pants. :grin-square: Are you selling these as a pair or would you sell one by itself?

That mullet is bad to the bone. The cue ain't bad either. I've always wanted to know some of the details of what's in Busty's bag. Maybe we can contact Samm and see if she'll do an interview.

I use one of these and it works pretty good. You wouldn't happen to have any dial calipers would you?

Just chalk all this up to a positive learning experience. What you should look at is this. How do you know the shafts are two years old? Just because he told you so? The truth is, you don't know and will never really know for sure. Personally, I would want to know for sure, that's why it's...

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Don't be sad Ryan, I wasn't trying to dis u. I agree with just about everything you post, just the same as I agree with Joey's view points. What you said in your earlier post is most certainly right, not necessarily right for the OP. I don't know the OP and his intentions to say if what you...

Happy Birthday my Okie brother

I think it is nice to have the guidance of ATCM at your disposal, but there is a considerable amount of learning that you need to do on your own in order to find the answers you're looking for. There is a reason Joey said what he said, and if you don't have the patience to take your own shaft...

Has anyone seen this one yet? I stumbled across this and wondered who else is doing this.

If the finish has been rubbed off, you gotta refinish it. If you don't want it refinished, you can put some duct tape over it and try and pretend it isn't there.

Mezz WD-700. It is the most natural hitting stiff shaft on the market.

There are lots of systems out there where you can hit exactly where you want to without fail. You just have to 'know the shots' just like you know how far to draw a ball back. I use a very simple system taught to me by Jim Whitman. I feel very lucky to know it. Normally the simpler the...

That has to be the most bad ass butterfly case I have ever seen. Period.

There is one very important thing you don't seem to understand and you won't get it until you see it for yourself. You would be better off learning how to do tips by hand, and the turning of aspect of the lathe is not all there is to it. Since you sound like you need to be convinced, watch...

Welcome to AZB! It's been slow here on occasion since I joined a couple years back but has been very bad as of late. To me, it's not a big deal. It doesn't stay slow all the time and actually, patience (and time management) is a virtue that we could probably use a whole lot more of.

Good Luck. Get a Hightower. About the only thing you are gonna be able to do is sand. The good thing about this is you can save it for if you have a refinish job or something, but anything to do with installing joint pins, tip / ferrule work is not gonna happen unless you do like Bebot Bautista.

What is the diameter at the ferrule and just below the ferrule?

Why don't you ask for a demo

The best thing to do is to play with it and see how you like it. Roll it on the table and if it doesn't wobble too much, it shouldn't be much of a problem.