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i sold my last cue and had to make a temp cue to play with. thanks for looking. best regards robert harris

tone wood i usually put the pipe down so i can really hear the wood

shaft life i have been building cues for 21 years and i havent one wear out yet.

jimmy what did you do with the cues kenny and i sold you before you left waldos. also i have been a loyal customer of joes for many many years and he hated everyone on the forum. now that your here everyone should love you . give me a break.

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lee if you take the cue with the indents out of the mill and replace it in the exact position for your next set of points or inlays why would you need something like that. if i am missing something or what you have is that much better than what you were selling a year ago than i will buy it ...

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southeast 9 ball tour three out four cues are going to tommy kennedy as part of the southeast 9 ball tour. the other one was presold. thanx again robert harris

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90 ? degree cutter If you buy a side milling cutter. it should taken to a machine shop and analyzed to make sure it is true. if not you should have it ground to the right specs . ask leon sly . his cutter was 45 one and 48 the other. once he took it and had it ground right everthing fit right...

brothers cue lee: i did this one for my brother last july.

lee here are pics of my cue done with bobcad23 and mach 3 . is what your looking for

linen they dont have anything but .5 by 1.0 black linen . this is posing a problem for everybody. they told me that they were gettings samples to start selling linen again but they had to approve it. i dont know whats real or what is real. i have 24 ft of the joint sized black linen if anyone...

resale its a compliment to see your cues sold and resold. after 20 years it is the norm. be happy more than one person wants to play with your cues and are willing to buy them. robert harris

manwon coring dowels and points with poly

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alignment take something you know is round and straight. put it between centers and use a dial indicator run it from end to end and adjust until it reads the same number from end to end. this is how we set up lathes and mills i hope this helps. rh

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cues made 57 to date working on 21 more