Joint Material

Lizardking

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Does anybody have or know where I can acquire some joint material similar to what is on my Pool Cue (pictured). Please advise

Cheers,
Tony

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Kingpin

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I think that stuff is mahogany phenolic. Tough to find but Im sure someone is sitting on a stash somewhere. lol
 

greyghost

Coast to Coast
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I think that stuff is mahogany phenolic. Tough to find but Im sure someone is sitting on a stash somewhere. lol



Looks like paper phenolic...at least I can’t see any weave in picture


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Ssonerai

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That photo is not really clear enough to tell, but i think i perceive a bit of weave on the "end grain".

My guess would be common linen phenolic (not canvas, e.g.)
It comes more or less the color you show, but varies with mfg'r and a little with age. Also, some finishes will darken it a bit, say if it had any oil finish on it.

The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.

How big L x diameter do you need?
Does it need to be cored rod, or can you work with a chunck from a rectangular block?

https://www.cuecomponents.com/naphjobu.html

https://www.cuecomponents.com/brownphenolic.html

PS - I have received emails that i did not pay attention to that Cue Components is trying to go out of business.
I have had good experiences and less than satisfactory experiences with them over a 10 yr period; including a phenolic rod that took a while to get shipped (forget what color, probably white).
Point being, this is an example of one possible source. It is not a blanket recommendation, and i do not know what current availability of any specific product, if any, is.


smt
 
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Lizardking

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The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.


I believe you have helped me locate exactly what I am looking for. I have included a better picture of my joints and a picture of my newly purchased Joint material. Thank you for your time and information~!!!

Cheers,
Tony

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Facundus Cues

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I have some pieces of the brown phenolic pictured that was purchased in early 2016 from cue components and never use it and probably never will. I will be happy to make you a good deal on it and I do ship fast. If interested let me know and I will post pictures and exact dimensions of what I have on hand.
 

captainjko

Kirk
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The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.


I believe you have helped me locate exactly what I am looking for. I have included a better picture of my joints and a picture of my newly purchased Joint material. Thank you for your time and information~!!!

Cheers,
Tony

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Ok... I'll bite.. You posted this morning at 5:02am looking for this stuff... Approximately 14 hours later, you have bought some. WHERE DID YOU GET IT SO QUICKLY? lol
 

Lizardking

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Ok... I'll bite.. You posted this morning at 5:02am looking for this stuff... Approximately 14 hours later, you have bought some. WHERE DID YOU GET IT SO QUICKLY? lol


That photo is not really clear enough to tell, but i think i perceive a bit of weave on the "end grain".

My guess would be common linen phenolic (not canvas, e.g.)
It comes more or less the color you show, but varies with mfg'r and a little with age. Also, some finishes will darken it a bit, say if it had any oil finish on it.

The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.

How big L x diameter do you need?
Does it need to be cored rod, or can you work with a chunck from a rectangular block?

https://www.cuecomponents.com/naphjobu.html

https://www.cuecomponents.com/brownphenolic.html

PS - I have received emails that i did not pay attention to that Cue Components is trying to go out of business.
I have had good experiences and less than satisfactory experiences with them over a 10 yr period; including a phenolic rod that took a while to get shipped (forget what color, probably white).
Point being, this is an example of one possible source. It is not a blanket recommendation, and i do not know what current availability of any specific product, if any, is.


smt
 

Lizardking

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
I have some pieces of the brown phenolic pictured that was purchased in early 2016 from cue components and never use it and probably never will. I will be happy to make you a good deal on it and I do ship fast. If interested let me know and I will post pictures and exact dimensions of what I have on hand.

I may be interested as I have a couple of projects where I may use it. PM me

Cheers,
Tony
 

Facundus Cues

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Here are pics. 9” of 1.125 and 9” of 1.375 I also have a few inches of pieces cut into rings that will be included. $25 shipped
 

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greyghost

Coast to Coast
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That photo is not really clear enough to tell, but i think i perceive a bit of weave on the "end grain".



My guess would be common linen phenolic (not canvas, e.g.)

It comes more or less the color you show, but varies with mfg'r and a little with age. Also, some finishes will darken it a bit, say if it had any oil finish on it.



The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.



How big L x diameter do you need?

Does it need to be cored rod, or can you work with a chunck from a rectangular block?



https://www.cuecomponents.com/naphjobu.html



https://www.cuecomponents.com/brownphenolic.html



PS - I have received emails that i did not pay attention to that Cue Components is trying to go out of business.

I have had good experiences and less than satisfactory experiences with them over a 10 yr period; including a phenolic rod that took a while to get shipped (forget what color, probably white).

Point being, this is an example of one possible source. It is not a blanket recommendation, and i do not know what current availability of any specific product, if any, is.





smt



Some of they old linen types in tan will age to a red tone just sitting there. Takes less time than one might think too.


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JC

Coos Cues
That photo is not really clear enough to tell, but i think i perceive a bit of weave on the "end grain".

My guess would be common linen phenolic (not canvas, e.g.)
It comes more or less the color you show, but varies with mfg'r and a little with age. Also, some finishes will darken it a bit, say if it had any oil finish on it.

The stuff comes from a light red/orange, through a deep cordovan color, and again, much of the final color depends on finish.

How big L x diameter do you need?
Does it need to be cored rod, or can you work with a chunck from a rectangular block?

https://www.cuecomponents.com/naphjobu.html

https://www.cuecomponents.com/brownphenolic.html

PS - I have received emails that i did not pay attention to that Cue Components is trying to go out of business.
I have had good experiences and less than satisfactory experiences with them over a 10 yr period; including a phenolic rod that took a while to get shipped (forget what color, probably white).
Point being, this is an example of one possible source. It is not a blanket recommendation, and i do not know what current availability of any specific product, if any, is.


smt

I have some brown and some black that I bought from cue components and it's not good. Not even a little bit.

JC
 

Ssonerai

AzB Silver Member
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Wrong color?
Wrong weave?
Or was the material defective?

I might have steered you wrong by saying linen not canvas.
Looking at a joint on one of mine, and it is similar, maybe slightly redder to your photo, but does not show the weave much under finish.
But the original photo, the weave just does not look as coarse as canvas.

Can't think off hand where to get canvas in tubes. I have some in blocks; but that will not show the circular weave.

Apologies for your inconvenience.

smt
 

Lizardking

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Not a bother at all. I may very well use the material on other projects, but not the intended one. The cue in question deserves to have duplicate material. They discontinued making the material I'm looking for, 30 years ago.
 
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