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Whew, 3 @ 15, that thing will be paper light at 12.x ..... should make for a seriously ass-heavy package. Good luck on that one!

Nope, sold that table and bought a 9' Diamond instead.

It also saves a lot of time, dust, and router bit wear if you knock off the corners of the square with a band saw or table saw, effectively turning the square into an octagon, before you start with the router. Just my two cents.

Just wrapped up my latest build. I'm going to do a segmented wrap for my next one!

Damn Bob! I really like how you post these cues as you produce them. Extremely impressive. I love the box inlays! Gives us amateurs pause!

Shit. I just moved from Las Vegas to Florida. I could have taken it with me. Instead, I ordered a new one. Damn it!

Where is the table located?

On a 3/8-10, most don't use an insert at all. The threads are large enough and coarse enough that wood or phenolic holds just fine. No need for brass. McDermott has been selling for years with 3/8-10 with no inserts.

While it may work somewhat, you will likely wipe out a lot of the thread engagement and end up with a pretty sketchy fit. You don't have to have a brass insert for 3/8-10. Best solution would be to bore the shaft, plug it, and then drill/tap the 3/8-10. Relatively simple job for most any...

That's what I did. They returned my cue in the same tube I shipped it to them in.

I have a new-in-box Simonis 860HR 9-foot, Tournament Blue, sitting in my closet. If someone needs it, I will sell it at cost plus shipping.

Agreed but in my experience, people don't change much. He'll come back and eventually display the same behaviors.

Cat got your tongue Slim? Good.

You make me laugh! Thanks! I forget the exact words .. is it “ignorance is bliss” ?

Question all you like. In my entire lifetime, I’ve sent exactly one cue to PB, and that was two weeks ago. Their work was outstanding. I also clearly stated that I’m NOT a professional cue maker and don’t pretend to be one. I’ve never once said anything different. As far as PB goes...

So you're too expensive because you live on the East Coast but I'm not since I live in Chicago? It's a shaft, I ship them all the time, it's not outrageous. Maybe you are just so much more talented than the rest of us that your work costs a ton more?

You also posted a question about finding a red alpha navigator tip, looking for help on that. I posted a recommendation for you on where to find them. You could also offer to re-taper the shaft for him in your shop, correct?

I certainly could do the work and have everything I need to do that. However, as you would have no way of knowing unless you follow some of my other posts, I am in the middle of a move from Chicago to Jacksonville. The moving van comes Monday and my whole shop is packed up already. I am a...

I have an answer for you but you don't allow PM. Send me a PM and I'll shoot you a link. Its a very popular supplier, they have them.

Proficient Billiards will do that job for you.