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I’m sorry I revived this thread.

Alone on a table. It’s obvious. Half way up the forearm it looks pretty bad. With a shaft on it’s not as pronounced. That’s probably something obvious. I got a great deal, I think. Loved Rays cues. Nice man too. I visited his shop a few times years ago. I’ll try to post a video.

The cue I’m speaking about is a very old Ray Schuler I just acquired. It’s the forward portion of the forearm

Thank you to everyone who's replied thus far. I'm not being notified of the responses, so I just come back and look now and then. I think some of the issues can be addressed, it's a matter of dealing with the variables in turn. I believe there is a solution out there. I may have to buy a...

I just ordered two tips to try out! Thank you for your recommendation.

40 plus year old Schuler Cue

Thanks for your reply, are you a cue maker?

The title says it all. There are a few pool halls, and one that has a 5x10 snooker table, but it's covered in Simonis. Sacrilege! Bonus question: Any legit 6x12 playable tables in the state of Florida?

Mainly looking for the European, SP pro, or Constant Taper Carom Shaft. I know it's available new, but $180 is a bit steep for me. If there were a nice snooker shaft that would be, well, nice as well. -M

Could this be used to straighten the butt of a cue that's warped? I've seen it used on wooden golf club shafts for what it's designed for. I was wondering if applying a steady flow of constant heat plus this device would do the trick? "Patrick Kennedy "Magic" Hickory Club Straightening Tool"...