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Hopefully some of his good customers will mention this thread to him at his booth, and he'll realize he needs to make this right. Good luck in a resolution Chris. Rodney----hint, hint

I've had similar problems in the past. Priming the tip, and leaving the tip under presure for at least 3 minutes solved the problem. Rodney

Funny, I live close, and I call it wister. Rodney

I got one of those too(0.000), but I got itchy again, and it cost me. My best avg. was .196. Rodney

Everyone's different. You should get some calipers, and measure your favorite cues, then you can have "your" standard to compare to other cues you may purchase. Rodney

Terrible pics, but all I have.

This is spot on! Can't go wrong with Mike.

Joe, it looks like your work keeps gettin better, and better. This one's no exception. Rodney

I like the fact that he likes to lay low, but you post a pic of the cue with his full name on it! LMAO! And very nice cue btw.

Hell no, I'm not happy with it, but I accept it for what it is. I'll probably never be happy with it. When your young, and can play 40 hours a week, you have the time and ambition to play well. Then at some point you realize there's more to life than a pool hall, like family and friends...

He didn't even put one ball in the hole:rolleyes:

I only suggest you don't get a real copy of a knock-off.

This is a no brainer. I have no idea if Mr. Pierce is trustworthy or not, and don't care. But since your cue is not collectable, and the value won't be hurt by having someone else finish it, I'd sent it to Ryan at Muellers. Rodney---sure this was the answer you were looking for.

I always make sure to clean the ferrule before I take off the old tip. This ensures I won't get any cleaner residue on the ferrule after I face it, and if I don't wipe the excess glue off fast enough(haven't had it happen), it doesn't have chalk under it. Rodney

Ditto!!!!!

Looks like he broke it over his knee! Tell him the truth. There's no way it just came apart that way while he was breaking, unless he put it over his knee first!

My daughter made some for me, it was pretty easy really. Just tip it over on a concrete(or really hard) floor(like my basement was), and if there's any dirt or sand, the pock's come out wonderfull!

You............

I was just trying to provoke a little thought.

My playing shaft is a little more than 3 oz. Its straight grained, and pretty stiff for its taper. Would you think it played better if I made it 4 oz. or more?