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Did a P2 with the plastic grip and used stacked leather, no xtra build up-you could have a look here http://www.kendocues.com/Websted/P2.html Possibly a different option for you. K

The bomb took lives, but the real horror lies in what he did to those poor young ones on the island. Kids from 14 to grown ups was there and he has literally executed them! Those who survived has real horror stories - some so awefull that it's hard to understand. He woul most likely get the...

Neil, Even though Non pool related I hope it's ok to let you friends know. I know for my self-I only check ask the cuemaker and machinery sections so I hope it's alright that I post this to many of you which I call good friends-even if we have never met. My prayers go to the families still...

I have several friends up here which I have not on FB, but just as a tip to those I know up here, me an my wife heard the blast but was not affected. I'm for sure not asking for any "poore you" symphaty, but I just thought it was ok to let you know about what we experienced...

Thanks Chris and Greg, It seems like we think the same and I would judge what to do. The reason the customer whant's a collar is that the custom cuemaker delivered his cue without any colar. The cue has a OB1 shaft so I mentioned that having a laminated shaft without a collar could cause it to...

I have a customer asking me to customize his shaft with a fat collar. In other words much wider/higher than the normal design. My reply was "sure" but then it struck me after thinking this through, do I weaken the shaft in it's joint area? He's talking of having a collar as wide/long as the...

I'm glad to read that Dick is recovering slowly, and I hope he get as close to 100% as he can. Since English is not my native language, I can't follow all medical terms but it sounds serious! Dick has helped me many times up here and is for sure a resource for us all so I cross my fingers and...

The point with this thread was that I had been using Locktite but due to the local supply was so far away I had to drive quite some time to get it. This made me use some "wall mart" type of glue from a local "all-in-one" shop which sells any thing from spare parts to cars, boats, bicycles...

It would take you some tips and then you would get the experience to fixate it good enough. Note that there is no crisis if you have a ''lip'' hanging on one side as long as you have the ferrule covered. If you feel uncomfortable with this - machine a tip ''holder'' which you could put in...

If you fixate your inlay material using which ever method prefered, why not cut the inlays using tabs? The tabs fixate the part and the tab would be placed on the bottom of the material. Now just use a nice cutter or something to sit down in your chair and cut the inlays out. More like pushing...

Well done beating Line - Terje:thumbup:

Line Kjørsvik is playing in here home town on table 1..

I have had one for quite some time now and have used it for my linear controlled spinning lathe under my Gantry. Was also shocked to see how far off the large primary lathe was w.r.t RPMs on certain gear combos :shocked2: Have not had the time to play to much with the thingy but it's a nice...

Paul, your spot on regarding the compressor-it's a high quality nail gun compressor- both of them. Remember though that the tank is only 20L=5,3 US gallon tank which is i mini me of your 20... My better half has shelled out quite a bit of cash for the one I have, so I Xpect it's decent stuff...

Typically me I spend normally a lot of time investigating things before I decide to buy something. It includes functionality and how things should be done. Now my wife has bought me a air compressor for Christmas and I have not had the time to use it and of course not done any pre-work before...

Pi$$ing down with rain over in our end, so good time to stay in the workshop or other activities. And of course enjoy one of the traditional brew... The one to the left is 0,5L. Big beer for grown up boys. Have a nice celebration friends. Kent

Mezz Power Break Pro cue has no ferrule but a big fat plate. So breaking should not be a problem if designed correct. Kent

I thought there must be something wrong-since it's not that long ago you showed us this beuty. Sorry to hear about your injury and I hope it all heal well. K

The Mezz cue with rubber is the Power Break cue. It has a rubber grip which is changeable. Personally I like the feeling this gives, it's like glued in your hand. The only problem is that is loose (so it could be changed) and could roll up when you put it in your case. Changig grip on this cue...

Nice Machine Joey. Always nice with some new toys :grin: K