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Statewide Sportsdome Resort in Houghton Lake Michigan has over 30 Diamond tables.

That pin is not a modified thread. It is standard.

The common inner diameter for 3/8-10 modified is .308 inch. It is best to bore out the hole on a lathe. Without a proper lathe, you could use a 7.8 mm drill bit, carefully letting the drill bit self center. Then you might still need a tap to clean up the threads.

I have assembled a couple of butts from carbon fiber. I wanted to make a break cue with a 7 ounce shaft and overall weight of 18 ounces. The cue didn’t perform any better than my jump break cue. A friend tried the butt and loves it for regular play. I made a second one and with a titanium pin it...

This cue features cherry burl which I harvest myself.

This cue features cherry burl which I harvest myself.

Here is another cue I finished recently with burl/fugal damaged maple. It is stabilized and cored. The handle is shedua. The collar and cap are of elk bone.

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I would like to buy or trade for a copy of “The Great Break Shot” by Charlie Bond.

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I feel that CA bonds best with clean flat surfaces. When installing leather tips, like Ultraskins, I sand flat with 220, then apply a layer of CA. I let the glue soak in for a moment, spray it with accelerant then sand flat again before installing. It all takes time. And when sanding care must...

I install tips. For most tips, I sand them flat before installing. The Kamui Clear, Rhino Time Crystal and Caiden Fighter have flat glueing surfaces that install well without any sanding. Are there other brands out there that don’t require sanding to be flat? Leonard

The wood is from a vintage cue. I don’t know what species it is. The grain looks kid of like mahogany and it is light,

This is a plain green leaf with a wrap.

I have collected some Dufferins to make conversions that I no longer need. I have both one piece and two piece. Three are two piece green leafs. PM your info and I will text or email pictures.

I have a "tulipwood" O'MIN cue. It may have been made in China, I really don't know. As a hobby cue maker myself, I can say that this cue is very well made. I believe it does have carbon fiber tubing in the shaft and it has a stiff hit. The wood is not actual tulipwood but is like Diamondwood...

I have a Cuetec butt available. I can text or email pictures.

I don’t know if this forearm qualifies as burl. It is from a very gnarly maple that I harvested. I stabilized it with black dye, I kept this cue simple, I was an experiment to see if I could make a built in telescopic extension.

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I have a one piece silver leaf and two piece green leafs. Open to good offers.