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Let me see what ya got for sale. Looking for one in good shape. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

I promise that my pool game is much stronger than my sewing game. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

It really is the best glove that I have ever used. I do wish they would make a full finger or a longer finger version and eliminate the Velcro strap. However I can never get them to last more than a year. By my own mistake the first one I ordered a size smaller than what I should have but it...

Thanks! I guess I could have cleaned the ferrule better before I waxed. Do I add white pigment or is that a particular type of 5min Epoxy? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

[ATTACH]alright, I changed my first ferrule and used a tip pad. Why do you think the ferrule discolored? Did I get sanding dust in the pores? Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Awesome! Thank you. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

What’s the difference between the HO and the other tap? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Thanks for everyone's advice... I'll try to right the ship here, but I have already bought a Mid size cuesmith lathe and I'm looking for ways to practice building or repairs, reading material, website links, anything to improve my current skills. I understand that purchasing more/better...

I’ve been practicing for at least 2 hours everyday now, working on tips and shaft reconditioning. Did you need to true up your lathe? I think I’m also going to learn that process this week. Either the old house cues I’m using (most likely) have bends in them or my tail stock is not perfectly...

Thanks everyone! Good idea to change the 3/8 tenon to a threaded one. I’m using a Mid Size Cuesmith, so I’m starting off with good equipment. [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Okay, once I can’t bring myself to practice putting tips on house cues anymore. What would you recommend to move to next that is a bit more challenging. I’m thinking about buying some rod and trying to make some threaded ferrules. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2=...

Hard to leave once your there. Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Yea the $3 dollar barrel deal was quite the find. The conversion in total cost me under $200 and he built me a shaft. I've since upgraded to a predator z2 but all in all, i have under $400 in the cue with two shafts and an extension. It get's more attention than I do in the pool hall.

:thumbup: Thanks!

Those are in great shape. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

I’m new to making videos but I thought I’d throw myself to the wolves here on AZ. Hope you all enjoy and let me know if you’d like to see anything else. https://youtu.be/jONWaz9n95I Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

What if we all sent an email asking to cover pool this week, since everything else has been scrapped? Shooter 1= Stelzenmuller, Titleist conversion-Z2 Shooter 2= Bob Frey, Bacote sneaky

Where did you get your lesson? Did you contact him through his website?

You still have it? I'll send you a PM. Can you send me your phone #?

If you use the bowtie tool be sure to pay close attention around the ferrule. I personally would only use this tool by hand and not with the lathe. You could hold a nickle in a piece of sandpaper to give it shape and use the lathe if you want to shape the tip.