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Best place for g10 in the cue biz is on a shelf.

we always put 10 on top of 1

The extra length at the back had no purpose.

As Chris said most any cuemaker can do that, I've built 2, one for Allison Fisher and one for Hunter Lombardo

Use a tip pic on your tip, tip will last longer as well.

Cue is sold, contact me and I can build you one.

are you on FaceBook if so send me a message and I'll send you some pics

Guido Orlandi uses 3/8 x 12 also.

You can wrap a rubber band around the stem as well , it works pretty good and no mess when you need to take it out.

Did you check to see if the rubber bumper was broached on the inside so it could be tightened down with an allen wrench

102 x 27 x 6 1/2 is the size of the light, I have one over my Anniversary.

What kind of cue ? I can make one, I make mine out of carbon fiber.

Mr. Joe's pin is .437 x 11 and the threads are ground.

Cue priced at 4200.00. 29" but and 29" shafts , 18.5 oz with 2 13mm shafts. All diamond inlays are white elforyn.

Just use LBM and that should take care of it.

All you need is a set of calipers, drill chuck for your tail stock , a drill bit and a boring bar mounted on your cross slide.

I use brass pins mostly for looks to go along with the brass rings I use in some cues, same with copper.

I do mine the same way Mr. Stroud suggested.

If white glue or elmers glue was used just a wet sponge while spinning will remove the glue. If contact cement , use mineral spirits.

Diamonds are the best. But if that's not in your budget I recommend a valley and order a set of Ridge Back rails for it.