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I wouldn’t bore the hole in the juma until it is all glued up, so you can account for any variation in the CF tube. I’m new to building cues though. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

That horizontal dark line is how I learned that I needed to use live tooling while tapering. You can ignore that, I learned my lesson and how to patch my mistake. 🥸 Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Hi everyone, I just finished my second cue build and I ended up trying to finish the cue 3 times. Epoxy base- sanded round then 10-15 coats of superglue, sanding (320 grit) round about every four coats. Every time I am getting little fragments of paper towel in the glue. Maybe my Costco paper...

Second the call to support a local cue builder. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

I’ve been looking for a game for a week now. I can’t find one in the entire USA. Perhaps it’s a glitch or are there only a few people using the app? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Has anyone noticed what is underneath Team Europe’s practice table? Looks like two heaters? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

I guess Matchroom should buy them all team pants next year. I don’t understand how these guys want to be taken seriously but don’t realize a press event requires a certain amount of class. Pants guys...wear frickin’ pants. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey...

The only thing I can think is that it was a really fancy bumper pool cue. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

I paid 7 bucks for it. I’m thinking about making it into several joint protectors. What else is it good for? Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Slate, wood and rubber all expand and contract with temperature swings. Each one has a different rate of expansion, so over time it will do some damage, most likely your seams in the slate will fail first but the time it takes will depend on how well your table was put together. Go for the...

I did have to dig to find one that was half as thick as a Elk Master. I think they must have crushed up a piece of chalk and put the powder in the box. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Anyone remember these? Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

My guess is it’s a knock off, I’d check the shaft for further proof that it is indeed cutec. There should be a laser engraving towards the shaft joint. LoxL makers can build a carbon shaft for $90 these days. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Haha, I do remember thinking it was the future of pool. I couldn’t afford one when they were being used on the IPT. Got this one for $25. It will at least look interesting hanging on the wall. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Check out my haul from today. 559348 Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

My table installation/mechanic was a complete mess. So I’m not super surprised that the seam has failed. My side skirt has also fallen off. Part of the problem was also the rail bolts were from the big box store and they were 1/2in to long. So when they tightened everything up there was pressure...

Can anyone reference me some measurements of the slate dowels. I’m thinking about making some out of SS, if they are not available for purchase. My table mechanic used the business card and super glue method and within a year my seam already failed. Now I got balls jumping off my table...

Back in the day this was the only brand. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Is it not an old Sir Joseph glove? https://www.billiardwarehouse.com/accessories/cuestix-2014/BGSIRLRG-BLACK.html Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums