There was a post not long ago about someone who bakes chalk. 1hour at 350 was the recipe I beleive. 
Has anyone tried tourching it with a blow torch
Or flaming it with a lighter. I lit up a piece with a lighter. Didn't seem to do anything special. Kinda felt like I was doing something illegal, like I was a drug addict cooking up some meth or something.
Also I tried wetting a piece of cheap sports craft chalk. I get this crap on my tables at work and I sometimes accidently put it on my cue and it just really erks me to have this cheap stuff on my cue tip. Anyway, I figured If wetting it worked, I could just wet it beforehand and then if I accidentally used it I could deal with it. It doesn't work. It goes from the worst chalk in the world to the worst wet chalk in the world. I figured wetting may cause to be less granular. Nope!
I also was wondering, does wetting a pool tip help it to hold chalk after it dries out? I wet one of my old cue's tip and I'm gonna see how it works. I heard something about this working from somewhere.
Has anyone tried tourching it with a blow torch
Or flaming it with a lighter. I lit up a piece with a lighter. Didn't seem to do anything special. Kinda felt like I was doing something illegal, like I was a drug addict cooking up some meth or something
.Also I tried wetting a piece of cheap sports craft chalk. I get this crap on my tables at work and I sometimes accidently put it on my cue and it just really erks me to have this cheap stuff on my cue tip. Anyway, I figured If wetting it worked, I could just wet it beforehand and then if I accidentally used it I could deal with it. It doesn't work. It goes from the worst chalk in the world to the worst wet chalk in the world. I figured wetting may cause to be less granular. Nope!
I also was wondering, does wetting a pool tip help it to hold chalk after it dries out? I wet one of my old cue's tip and I'm gonna see how it works. I heard something about this working from somewhere.
