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I use those as well. Very useful. Thanks for your help. Also, I love reading your posts, I find them very informative. Love your cues as well.

Will do on Monday. Thank you for your help.

Thank you for your help. Can't wait to make my next ferrule!

I know I have a 17/64 bit around here somewhere, just never used it before. Thank you for your ideas & help.

I especially like the idea of using the air hose needle. Very inventive. Thanks for the help Dave.

I like that idea Joey. I'll order the bottoming tap tomorrow. I'll try the sand paper trick on my next ferrule.

I'm making capped ferrules with a glue relief hole. I don't try to run it through all at once, if that's what your asking. I pretty much do it like you describe, but before I finish cutting the threads, the tap just gets to tight in the material and causes it to slip and turn in the chuck. I...

When tapping a ferrule made from rod stock, I generally tighten the 1/4" drilled piece of material stock into the 3-jaw chuck and use my 5/16" x 18 tap to cut the threads. The problem is that the material always starts to slip and turn in the chuck before I get the threads completely cut...

Call David, he might have them or know where you can get them. http://www.guitarpartsandmore.com

Tuesday afternoon bump.

That's where I got it. I'd give it to him if he came back.

This table was constructed & used by a vendor who took it to trade shows to demonstrate jump shots. This vendor is no longer in the business due to health problems. It will fit in the back of a 1998 Ford Explorer; I know this because that's how I hauled it. It can be moved by one relatively...

What he said:thumbup:

Fred Mali Mary Kenniston sent me this within minutes of requesting it. Cuemakers Pete Balner (Palmer) & Fred Mali - 1998. Please credit Pool & Billiard Magazine if you use it. (I magnified the picture 1000% and it still looked sharp to me.)

PM sent Chris. Hope you find what you need.

Daaamn! Nice cue.

Drilling more holes in your leather belt when you gain weight?

This stuff is highly regarded by cue makers & repair persons: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Renaissance-Wax-Micro-Crystalline-Polish-65ml-Can-2-25-fl-oz-/171460669102 There are also videos on YouTube.

Before Ebay takes it down :) Definitely a cool table :thumbup:

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