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Thanks Paul. Here is the rest of it and a couple others. This one is 31” and he was used to playing with a carbon fiber with a black ferrule. He didn't like the white, so I switched it out later.

Got a couple more rods of Tomahawk. Great stuff!! Another Rino fixed with Tomahawk.

I did this ^^^ and it helped me tremendously to find my stroke issues. The first time I spent hours making 10-20% until I found my issues. Another thing that helped was to see if I was even addressing the ball correctly. Aim looks good, get in position and the tip is hitting center, then...

Agreed probably pocket scuffs. Wet paper towel with water or alcohol.

I’ve seen them on Amazon. eBay probably has them too.

Not reporting or hassling. He’s new here and just pointing it out if he is trying to make a deal. All good.

Wrong forum. You need to take this to the for sale section.

I am using it for just that right now. Also use a bigger piece on an Adam butt repair.

Bills Billiards has them. https://billsbilliards.com/products/brass-butt-ring-1-5-od-x-750-id-x-030-thickness-for-billiard-pool-cues-copy

Cueman has joint and butt size. https://www.cuesmith.com/ivory-resin-rod-joint/ Here it is on one I am working on.

I’m building this one for a guy that wants a 15-16 oz cue. The dense stabilized burl made it a challenge. (He wanted a Miami Dolphins themed cue)

The OP is asking about this, not CA. Idk maybe someone has tried it. All I can say is give it a try and see what happens.

It looks better in person. The shaft isn't as washed out as it appears in the picture.

And here it is united with its new owner.

Update: Overall happy with the outcome. I had an agreement with the customer if he didn't mind it not being an exact match I wouldn't charge for the rings. I was looking for the practice and experience. As stated by others contacting Ariel would have been a good idea. He must use sterling...

Been using Max but almost out. Thinking about T-88

As someone that would like to, but cannot currently live thread, I understand wanting to run all the way down all at once. With a quick change post I get a good rhythm going and it doesn’t take that long to make a batch advancing the rod an inch at a time. I use phenolic but I like a 3/4 inch...

Compressed air and magic eraser works for me.

That is true, but I was referring to people that tried to do it themselves and just butchered it. Tips, ferrules and even the shaft itself.