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To become an A+ player (consistant), a decent cuemaker, have some of my billiards related artistic works spread all over the world. :)

Most 2k (2 part paints) use isocynates in the hardner. Deadly stuff. And all of the paint materials used is highly regulated; which also seems to mean lower in quality and working characteristics. I own a bodyshop and paint on a daily basis and have experimented with dozens of brands. And not...

Since no one else is replying... I'm not a cuemaker (interested though) but i am into "refinishing" vehicles. Sanding down (or off) the old finish is propbably the best approach. Try: Southern Polyurethane Universal Clear http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/ (I painted the yellow bike in the...

You're very welcome! This forum is invaluable to me. Since it's what i do. :)

http://www.autobody101.com/ Seeing that many cuemakers use automotive refinishing products, this forum might be usefull/insightfull.

Blurbs are fine. :) A professional's background, experience in other disciplines, is always interesting. My personal approach to most projects start off with lots of reading, interviews, and tinkering. Usually several months before purchasing materials and tools (aside from books and videos)...

BLACKHEARTCUES, I plan on keeping my day job. This is something that's been on the backburner for a long time (among others); since the early 90's. It's just now, after a 5 year hiatus from playing pool (getting my $hit together) that the opportunity arose. At the moment i know next to nothing...

Don't worry too much about it. I'll give you free lessons tonight at Plush. :)

I'll be calling you shortly! I do have access to a Porper lathe (and Porper himself) and someone who "tinkers" with making tips, and building simple cues. It's a start.

Hello all, I'm new to this forum (been lurking) and have always been interested in cuemaking. And it seems like a background in engineering/wood working is a prerequisite (or helps immensely). Some questions: How did you start? What was you're background prior to cuemaking? What would you...

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Hey Last Two, Yup, it was refreshing to see Tadd after all these years. It's been more than decade since i've seen him at Hardtimes. He was a bit "arrogant" back then, calling his opponent "rack boy" and such (but they were his "rack boy"). Mildy arrogant though... A player of his caliber who...