Video says it all http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sIaov7jktk
simple cue repair at home You will laugh
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Was that a low deflection ferrule?
and straight faced
This guy is shark of all sharks if I could do that straight faced I would be rich. never seen a ferrule remove like that :killingme:
Why would anyone give this guy scissors
cam corder just another way to prove to the world how smart we really are
MMIke
This guy is shark of all sharks if I could do that straight faced I would be rich. never seen a ferrule remove like that :killingme:
Why would anyone give this guy scissors
cam corder just another way to prove to the world how smart we really are
MMIke
Yup.. That's how i do it. =)
I guess I've been doing it all wrong, may I should get rid of my lathe?
Obviously drug abuse...
Yeah sniffing hot glue! :thumbup:
This is the REASON they Sell Slip on Tip for your Pool Cue.
I had a gentleman last week ask where he could get a NEW TIP installed on a Two piece Cue that was given him for FREE.
I suggest a place downtown that would do a LEPro for 6-7 Bucks, he almost fainted, and said something about highway robbery.
I had a gentleman last week ask where he could get a NEW TIP installed on a Two piece Cue that was given him for FREE.
I suggest a place downtown that would do a LEPro for 6-7 Bucks, he almost fainted, and said something about highway robbery.
slip on tips
all you guys with cue lathes, see you have been making a simple job hard.
yes tom, I would contact Chris Hightower and tell him you want a pair of those multi task 3 in one tip scissors . :help:
and here all this time i thought slip on tips just slipped on
MMike
all you guys with cue lathes, see you have been making a simple job hard.
yes tom, I would contact Chris Hightower and tell him you want a pair of those multi task 3 in one tip scissors . :help:
and here all this time i thought slip on tips just slipped on
MMike
As bad as that looks, I not that long ago fixed a repair a guy had done by one of those tournament guys who set up and do repairs on the spot. It seemed the tenon on the ferrule was a little undersized and instead of the repairmen making and fitting a ferrule to the cue. He just took a ferrule that didn't fit and loaded it up with glue and pushed it on. It of course later became a problem.
tips
I run into this stuff from time to time.
I still dont know how he keeps a straight face doing this.
just think of the money you could of saved with just a pair of scissores.
I have watcheds this video 4 times i laugh every time.
MMike
I run into this stuff from time to time.
I still dont know how he keeps a straight face doing this.
just think of the money you could of saved with just a pair of scissores.
I have watcheds this video 4 times i laugh every time.
MMike
Yup that's how the hubs did it on our shorty cue . It came with the table. He didn't even bother to clean off the extra glue. Best part is he hates the cue now. I think it's fine. Eventually we are going to replenish the house cues with something nicer but for now it's fine. We have our regular cues serviced at the shop.
. It came with the table. He didn't even bother to clean off the extra glue. Best part is he hates the cue now. I think it's fine. Eventually we are going to replenish the house cues with something nicer but for now it's fine. We have our regular cues serviced at the shop.
If I can't find scissors do you suppose a butter knife or some nail clippers would work? (or maybe some old Bubble Yum and an ax?)