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almost ready for a finish....

bocote with east indian rosewood handle

in the works....

Nice idea Mark... I have a couple of those salt water pumps and they're consistent and long lasting enough to give you that cooling thingie for bits... 24/7:D

Murray that's too much work, just consider it scrap and send it over:D :D :D

Nice cue!!! Amazing pics you got there... how'd you do that?

You could spray a little clear or sealer to let the curls out then we'll see... I'm interested too...

You could send me your old gundrill when you get that new one bro... should I order the new one for you now? :D :D :D

Might be your cutter is dull... are you taking off a chunk in one pass? Another thing that would prolly cause those fuzzy lines is vibration in the work piece. Make sure you got it pretty tight. hadj

One time a guy came to me for repairs, he wanted to have his cue extremely forward balanced, he doesn't care about the weight or what... had a stainless steel joint and 5/16-18 pin. He told me to bore the buttend with a 3/4" hole 8-10" deep... no explanation from me could make him change his...

Ifnothing works for you let me know... hadj

PM sent... no problem building a cue to match your armlength/height and stance... hadjcues

Dang, I guess am a little bit late for this... would have have made na custom cue for you for trade...:(

I use the dark brown phenolic ... also still have a good source here in the PI's...

do you have a link to their site?

There are DVD's put there sold by Brianna Products on ebay about cuemaking, incase you want another option aside from a book. Good luck! hadjcues

proper centering is the key...

mmmm... I think this forum was originally started for cuemakers to discuss cuemaking machinery but I have seen more FS products here than discussing about them. It's still cool anyway Hadj

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