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happy new year tom, had great time meeting you and hope you have a good year selling tips. by the way, what would you give to set the "WAYBACK MACHINE" and sit in on that pool game.....:)

the original post asked about about g10 pins http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=301039 i had posted this - the g10 pin is a premium pin, i personally would leave it alone. i've never seen them coming apart but they do have sharper crowns than the metal. the pin is used for less...

"pronged or screwed together?"....uummm...i don't get it. did you mean 1pc vs 2pc?

well thank you tom ( your reply was unexpected0 and i do love the style, don't think i'll change that.

nice looking cues. josh is a neat guy to be around.

stopped over to see tom hay and pick up some of his tips yesterday. it was nice to chat about cues and his experiences, great guy to business with.

well jeff, apparently the MFG is not quite as familiar with their material as they should be. still, i have not tried to break the pin but it may be worth the experiment. i personally "buff" the pin but a CA wipe would seem to work as well. as far as "premium", i couldn't think of a better way...

the g10 pin is a premium pin, i personally would leave it alone. i've never seen them coming apart but they do have sharper crowns than the metal. the pin is used for less weight and to protect the butt and shaft if it were to fall over....the pin would break instead of putting stress on the...

not sure what you heard but the g10 is designed to be replaced easily.

how about natural wood weight? pm me with the details if interested.

ebony and pink ivory with holly veneers jobillo and maple with mahagony veneers

it will depend on the blade randy. the better the blade, the easier it will be on the saw. if you have problems with the saw, give me call, you can come over and use my 3hp cabinet saw, ps- call after the 1st. i'm out of town till then

nice colors jon, looks great..

http://forums.azbilliards.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=251230&stc=1&d=1354940320 and a letter from irving crane.........AWESOME!!!!!!

hickory shaft sfleinen, i have been experimenting with hickory for the last 3 years or so and find its a very unique wood for a shaft and enjoy it. hickory has a stiffer hit. it does have a little more weight but this can be adjusted a bit with taper. if you are a 14.1 player as your avatar...

count me confused as well

always like to read your input,thnx chris. i'd have to agree and by the way this thread turned ugly, i'm glad i do old style butterflies. no worries about patents, copyrights, claims of inventing splicing(been around 300yrs or better). all i have to do is make sure i do the darn thing RIGHT.

thanks chopdoc. heres your pic J, hope thats what you wanted. Thanks steve, your opinion is always respected.

thanks guys

Ebony / E.I. Rosewood / Cocobolo long point is not a V bottom splice customer wanted 6 in. extension