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I emailed him several times and no reply. I hope he is ok.

Hydex 202 is what I use.

Good luck! There aren’t very many and they are very hard to come by. What a classy and great builder!

I think it’s funny that they don’t call it Russian anymore, just Magic Chalk. 😂 I sell it and could send you some. Cuestix carries it as well

I think it is either a Tiger Icebreaker, Taom or orange bake lite? I know several cue makers that cut those circle patterns in their jump tips.

I’ve played with a lot of different cf shafts and made my own for awhile. The MCDermott Defy is probably one of my least favorites. BeCue,Tiger, Mezz, Predator, and Jacoby all make superior shafts to the Defy.

I have a couple of Tina blades from Tiger and use my cheap Kiridashi blades to trim the ends of my stacked leather wraps.I like the way they work and their size better. I tried them for trimming tips but like my utility knife setup better.

You can get them from Cue Fits. I could sell you a carbon fiber extension that would fit it too.

Sand them flat, no need to score anything.

I use 50% Behlen’s, now Mohawk Woodturners finish, 40% Lacquer thinner and 10% boiled linseed oil. I wouldn’t buy anything from that a**hole from Cue Components. If you don’t believe me, do a search here.

Look on eBay for clear acrylic pads. I bought 200 for $10.

12.5 is what most people ask for from me.

Troy Thoennes at All About the Game Room deals Andy cloth.

I got to see that cue several times in different stages. BEAUTIFUL cue! Ron is a GREAT cue maker and person. Congratulations on getting to own it.

I’m selling a new Toolmex 8” D1-6 Set Tru back plate. These retail for around $400, save yourself $150 and shipping and tax. I’m asking $250 obo

I’m selling a brand new open box Toolmex 8” 6 jaw Set Tru Chuck. It is made in Poland like the Bison chucks and retails for $2000. I want $old shipped in the USA. I also have a Toolmex D1-6 Set Tru back plate for $250 shipped. If you want pics, message me and I’ll get them to you.

Mine looked like that too. They said it just oxidized and will look right when turned? I’ll find out later this week.

I have one and they are made in China.

I think a older 13x40 or 12x36 is a better choice and if you’re on a budget get a Techtongda 8x31” lathe. The Porper B’s are nice cue lathes but you can get a lot more lathe for the money with a big lathe imo.

I knock off the corners with a jointer set a 45 degrees and then turn round with a router and slot cutter.