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Or Kiwi Black liquid shoe polish. Works just like India ink and a little cheaper. Paul <@>

Try here. http://www.cuecomponents.com/gabonebony.html Paul <@>

One of my players (pro on the women's tour and sponsored by Kamui) does the same. Uses Kamui ones a rack and whatever the house chalk is every shot. She gets all the chalk she wants, enough to give me all I need, but feels it's overkill to use it every shot. And way to much of a mess. Paul...

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I'm in Brooklyn and available for consultation, I work out of Jean Balukas' Hall of Fame Billiards. And there's Richard Hsu out of Skyline Billiard Club, also in Brooklyn, who I'm sure would be open to discuss your needs. Paul <@>

Brian, Ryan's is cleaner but here's my setup with the Shars. Shars AXA QCTP with 1.000" riser brass insert 5" bolt and Porper T slot nut. Mounted ready to run. With 3/8" tool on center, more than enough adjustment to center the tool in the Dovetail. I know everything needs to be cleaned...

I bought the same Shars but the AXA, made a 1.000" riser out of 2" 6061 T6 that I mounted under it. Everything lined up with enough adjustment to use 3/8" or 1/2" tooling. Paul <@> Edit: Sorry that was a 1" riser ! My bad!

Very interesting, and I mean VERY! Nice job. <@>

I have a guy who goes through cues like they were pieces of chalk, every time he gets a new cue he asks me to take the shafts down to 11.5mm. But leave the ferrule and tip at 13mm? He just might want that shaft! Paul <@>

Hi Chris, PM sent. Paul <@>

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What about calling Chris? I'm sure he has one. http://www.cuesmith.com/index.php?menu2=menu_accessories&page=lathe_supplies <@>

This is the way to go^^^^ CA will just give you hard loose threads and cause headaches for your repairman later on. Don't cheap out on your cue get it done the right way. <@>

What Kim said! <@>

Always good to see, I love the one I picked up. Thanks again, <@>

I'm calling the ASPCB on all of you!:eek: Not . . . . Kill'em when you can, we have Cicadas up the wazoo here in Brooklyn. I've been raking them up like leaves! Godda love mother nature:angry: Paul <@>

Much thanks, have a good night! Paul <@>

Sir PM Sent. Paul <@>

Prather's uses BLO (Boiled Linseed oil) on thier 1916 line of cues. You do not make BLO you buy it! I've used Birchwood Casey Tru - Oil with great success. http://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-True-Oil-Finish-32-Ounce/dp/B0052PW1EQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376760851&sr=8-1&keywords=gunstock+oil...

Contact Jeff Prather at Prather Cues. He’ll want 18” for the forearm and 24” for the butt. Paul <@>