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let me know if you want it back ;)

haha nice one, let me rephrase that. 99% unlikely for your woods to even move after finishing pass. could probably do a start to finish pass in one sitting. will remain dead straight for a life time probably.

it will be 95% warp resistant 😄

I have a little secret 'technology' for you to core your cues with, would prefer to discuss over PM if you're keen to give it a try.

Wish they could be shipped out of the US. Keep up the good work John

the shaft rings do not match the butt???

That's great thanks for the insight as always, looking forward to more of your posts here on azb hopefully. I have some 'cuecaps' in the making rn too ;) would like to hear your opinions when im done

Hi Alton, revisiting an old post of mine, finally got what you meant by A -axis sub after trying it out my own. How do you overcome not inlaying the full depth? been wondering about this for awhile..

Very very nice. wish i had the equipment to core >29" !

Just ask any competent cuemaker to tap thru the uni-loc to have dual pins. and change the collar.

is there alternatives to rapid pad for those not in US? :(

do you have more photos on how that jig clamps the rest of cue in place?

Would you still core if it has been stabilized? / would the hit be less spongy? the piece i have is not highly figured..

Thanks for the input guys, and no please do not confuse this with a burl, i am NOT using a BURL. that being said, the piece i have is not highly figured, but there are some curls.

Hi, just wondering what the stability in terms of warpage would be for redwood? is there anything special with the hit of an uncored Redwood forearm? Weight concerns aside, would you core or not? thank you.

Tad X Prewitt tribute

Thank you so much, this was a great help. since it's like standard SS collars, i guess i could cut the pin off and drill thru the top cap of the collar..

Thank you for the picture, do you perhaps have the pics on the internal cap? a customer wants to have the pin replaced, i'd figure it will be easier to remove the whole joint that try to cut off the pin and reuse the joint..

Hi Michael, tried to pm you but couldnt, if the joint was not loose, could you advice on how to change the pin? or remove the entire collar? thank you