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Hello, i am looking for a source for 3/8X10 G-10 pins. Or what is the weight difference between a G-10 and an aluminium pin ? Thanks

It's one of the last secrets of mankind, why the hit should change by changing the TPIs...:thumbup:

it has - when it is from a sugartree cue :thumbup:

not bad at all......:grin:

that's the right way, but not so close to the chuck......looks scary

100 including your Ringwork is CHEAP. I don't think you get a cheaper one.......

I press all Moori M tips for about 5 Minutes - not too hard. Since I do that, my customers never come back for mushroomed tips. And the Tips doesn't delaminate. Pressing a little is like they are played for a week.

I have used it for many ferrules - it's great - no problems with it. It buffs great and it does not get dirty, like ivory.

Hello, what Pin-Size have an Omen Cue ? Thanks

atlas has a lot -they must sell it :D

sorry -you are right - I should think before I write. :confused:

look www.omegabilliards.com

Hi, what is the better method to connect the forearm with the handle - tenon from forearm into the handle - or tenon from handle into the forearm. What are the pros or cons ? TXH

if you look in the members list, there is a user which is called jwpetree with 0 posts. Maybe you have adressed you pms to him ?

Where can I get such a little chuck ? And what does it cost ? THX

FYI - I make all my Mooris wet to turn out with a shine......and NEVER had any problems with delaminate or something. Installing Mooris with the porper is no problem as long as the blade is sharp.

do the search with g10

...a tap !?!

/trollmode on You can see the difference between mm and inch measurement, if you see the precision of an Mercedes and the trash like a caddy........ /trollmode off :confused: :) :cool: :eek:

I have yesterday seen a pardo cue. It's like the most Phillipino Cues - nice design, but not well build. The joint does not fit the shaft, when it's screwed together it has a wobble. Ferrule does not really fit with the shaft, looks like a pvc-Ferrule - you can see through it against the light...