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Agreed. I'm thinking since the tip has been changed it was done incorrect.

thanks guys

ok +1 for the bk2, why did you like it better?

Can this be fixed or is it toast? Looks like the tip was changed from phenolic to leather

well that puts the poison ahead, what you break w now?

Anyone tried both? Which did you like better and why?

monday bump

does it roll straight?

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I bought a cue from overseas paypaled the money now dude is saying it was lost in shippment anyone have any experieance w this kinda situation? will i get my money back?

My buddy has a bk2 shaft w a cracked ferule. I have read about this happening alot. It has a leather tip on it. I am quite sure these come w a phenolic tip. The shaft cracked as well. 1. Can this be repaired? If so, where 2. Is this a common thing w these shafts? 3. Does changing the tip...

Got about $200 to spend. Bk2 is preferred 21oz. I figure i can take the weight out if I hit harder w a light cue

Why you selling?

WOW OK guys thanks I really didnt know. I thought all lathes were long enough to do this. I guess some lathes are bigger than othere eh?:grin: Anyway I find it really interesting someone mentioned Earl strickland uses a long cue?! I like his style and I think its ridiculous that all...

I want to discuss joints. whats the best whats the worst? I was surprised to see alot of pros not using uni loc why is this?

I just went down this road. Cheapest I found was $50 on eBay that price was shipped. I ended up going w a sterling 2x4. It cost me like $75 but there was a review on this forum and it is designed by john Barton. GL

Just listen to the voice in your head

look you guys i want a peice of wood that is ~39' long w a unilock pin. is that really worh more than a $100? i THOUGHT I WAS PRETTY CLEAR ABOUT IT BEING NOTHING FANCY really a peice of dowel at the proper taper would work and I was also looking for info on very long cues

ok guys how about it?

am i too high?