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Tom, My nephew will contact you. He's in the Navy & stationed in Florida.

He still builds cues out of his home in Waldorf, Maryland

You bastards!!:devilish::devilish::devilish:

I've done tip & ferrule repairs for many years. You can't go wrong with either Cueman or Mid America, but I would recommend the headstock be the larger size that will accept the cue butt. With the larger size you are much more versatile, and you can do re-facings when needed as well as linen...

I used to get stuff from https://www.travers.com/

Call him at 318-773-3206

https://www.facebook.com/mike.wheeler.96995

He is on Facebook; his profile picture is one of his dog.

Sorry couldn't help myself:LOL::ROFLMAO:...

Have you tried Prather?

Even Tony Sciannella has done it. Don't be like Jussie Smollett and beat yourself up over it :)

Does anyone have a picture of the old trick where you use 3 toothpicks to center a popped off tip when re-gluing it back on? It's for my nephew in Florida. Thanks.

Something to consider: https://www.budgetcues.com/collections/win-leather-cue-cases I was told they were made in the same factory as Instroke.

Yes, but I don't know how. Not my cue. I did tell the owner to contact Jacoby to see if it is covered by warranty.

Does anyone know where I can get a Jacoby Hybrid Edge replacement ferrule? Already been to their website and can't find it. Thank you.

Thank you for your reply.

So how do you make the repair?

After discussing with a very qualified cue maker in Maryland, he recommends that you take a small pin to make a few holes in the bottom of the ding that will serve to anchor clear epoxy in it. Your basic idea is sound, but without anchoring in the epoxy it will likely fall out with play. Also...

I guess I'm old school but that reminds me of a Simpsons episode where Homer craves over a new bowling ball with a "liquid center". :love:

Does anyone know if any other cuemaker besides Paul Hubler used nylon inserts in their shafts? I have a very old cue that I think is a Hubler but does not have a Hubler logo anywhere. It has 4 points, linen wrap, a Hoppe ring, and a nylon insert in the shaft.The finish is original with an aged...