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You are in the same boat as me with your preferred amount of deflection. I went through well over a dozen different high end LD shafts hoping that one would feel right. Everything I could think of, Predator 314s, Z, Jacoby, Mezz WX700, HP2, ExPro, BD360, Gorba Hollow force, HXT and so on and...

Nice looking cue and the extension looks great aswell :cool: May I ask you bore the extension hollow to save weight and if so what does the extension weight in at :rolleyes: I make similiar type of extensions for Mezz cues and have found out a construction I like the best but I'm still...

I have had the same issue a couple times with black Kamuis and I no longer keep them in stock at all. Something weird going on with them lately as I am sure that the tips were authentic and I know how to properly install a tip :o

It is normal with metal rings. Wood and metal expand at different rates with temperature changes so there tends to be some imperfection in the ring area after a while of being exposed to weather and humidity. As long as they dont pop up through the clearcoat breaking it or moving out of place...

Congrats to the both of you! Despite my young age I value commitment like that to a great degree. Wish you all the best for the years to come :wink:

That is a beauty for sure. Excellent finish and an appealing style for my taste. The shaft looks excellent aswell, especially the taper considering the small diameter :)

Seriously impressive pictures. You clearly know your way around with a camera :wink: Love the way you managed to catch the atmosphere there in your pictures :cool: Thanks for sharing!

As above posters have said, no matter how well you run your business there will always be someone to complain about something. Your tips are decent and for the price I can surely see why they are as popular as they deservably are. In all honesty I don't play with your tips personally but I...

Gorgeous cues you got there, I'm green of envy :thumbup: Got to love the gummy bears as a contrast in your pictures :wink:

Steve Lomax is still building cues. Had one made recently by him :smile:

That was really nice to watch, thanks for the link :cool:

Gorgeous cue, absolutely stunning in my eyes. Thank you for sharing the pictures :smile:

Ex Pro works the best with a tip that you are used to playing with. Just like any other shaft out there :smile: Try it out with the tip it comes with and go from there based on how it feels to you :rolleyes:

Thanks for the honest feedback :smile: Worth a green rep for sure :cool:

This thread warms my heart. It is great to see people helping out another like this. The cue looks gorgeous to boot aswell :rolleyes:

Here is an old reply of mine from another tip installation thread with a description of the basic process that I use personally. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=5838575&postcount=8 Tip work is relatively easy when you have the right tools and glue along with some patience. Just be...

That is one cool story, I am sure the owner never expected to see the cue ever again after so many years. My hat is off to the gentleman who had the decency to contact the original owner after searching for it, well done :thumbup:

That smile says more than a thousand words ever could. So glad to see the package arrive in such a timely manner :smile: Best of luck to Jin for his next tournament!

I have installed them just like any other tip with Loctite 401 and haven't had any failures :rolleyes:

^ Nice, please chime in on how you like it after the league night. Especially interested on how it feels and sounds when breaking hard :smile: