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Love the hi tech parts catcher, and part puller.

silver You might be able to punch silver, but much harder with nickle silver. If you can't mill them , here's away to do it with a drill press. Get a sheet of the material in the thickness you need. super glue it to a wooden block. Drill the outside with a hole saw. Drill the inside with a...

silver Are we talking silver or nickel silver.

aluminum bolt http://www.aluminumfastener.com/images/catalog.pdf Scroll down to page 16. Don't know the minimum, and they aren't drilled and tapped for the bumper screw. As far as I can find, CT cue parts is the best/cheapest place to buy the slotted ones, unless you need a whole lot of...

screw http://www.ctcueparts.com/

J/p's There are little and people think they should be priced as such. Two years ago at the Super Billiards Expo. I had made some intense Afzalia burl j/p's 2 shaft/1butt. With real ivory inserts and intricate engraving. $99.00. Sold "0" Had one guy come up and asked at that price which...

what are these You put them around your neck and then attach the clip to your wrist. Keeps your fingers away from 6 wing cutters.:wink:

Gilbert Don't forget accolades for Miss Vicki. Some serious steady hand work there.

A E Schmidt I vote for not messing with mother nature. Patina can not be replaced. Old friends should be cherished in their golden years.

I like the line up much better on this drawing. The nice thing with prints is that you can see the internal shear areas. I'm not familiar with Inventor FEA, but would be interesting to see how the cue reacted to a force applied at the A joint. Using the weight of your actual wood should help...

First off, nice drawing. Is that solid edge. Now for critique. Basic construction is good. Maybe thread butt cap and joint collar. I don't like the way elements all line up at the bottom of joint screw and I would consider putting the "A" joint screw a bit further up the forearm...

Royce gives sage advise. Get the computer and some software and study, study, study. I've run three different controllers, AH-HA, Techno-Isel, and Haas. What I learned in the early controllers really helped me transition to the more complex feature rich controllers. Bobcad has really improved...

3/8-12 I used 3/8-12 on some of my early early cues. 3/8-10 or 3/8-11 won't work on it. If you have some one to make you a set, I can supply some 3/8-12 threaded rod. Mine was a rolled thread, not the modified type now popular in 3/8-10

Ferrari Truely a work of art. Even the interior work is spot on. Love the Ferrari red tube liners. Any cue would love to "park" in that case.

My bad! Guess I still have glue on my mind.

clearcoat Looks really good for first try. A good gun sure helps. There are two trains of thought on when to sand new clear. I've had custom car people tell me to wet sand next day then wait a few before buffing. And then the next guy tells me to wait. May depend if you shoot snap or...

You know Rick, you're pretty good at writing, but you reading comprehesion sucks. I never attacked you, but I do remember you comparing me to the Gestapo, and just now saying my behavior was unbecoming an officer. I also can't over look the voting member dig at the ACA. Guess 30+ (average...

Hey Rick, atleast I was one. Now for my opinion. Please read this article. http://www.adhesivesmag.com/articles/less-odor-and-skinning-with-stabilized-mercaptans-for-curing-epoxies My one and only problem with 5 minute eposy is the use of Mercaptans. Cheap 5 minute epoxy uses cheap...

Well you sure "knocked" me in your PM. Please feel free to put it up on the forum. I'm sure the members would like to see your real side. I decided to not waste band width. That's why I deleted my post. Learned a long time ago, that Rick knows all. That's why the world goes to Chicago...

deleted not worth it