measureman AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jul 6, 2009 #1 Back in the day brass was used a lot for joints. Why is it not used today? Too soft ?
JoeyInCali Maker of Joey Bautista Cues Silver Member Jul 6, 2009 #2 measureman said: Back in the day brass was used a lot for joints. Why is it not used today? Too soft ? Click to expand... They oxidize and you have to polish them.
measureman said: Back in the day brass was used a lot for joints. Why is it not used today? Too soft ? Click to expand... They oxidize and you have to polish them.
M McChen AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jul 6, 2009 #3 brass joints are still standard on snooker cues, though you do have to keep up on the polishing like joeyincali said....
brass joints are still standard on snooker cues, though you do have to keep up on the polishing like joeyincali said....
Thunder Thighs I'm your Huckleberry Silver Member Jul 6, 2009 #4 My Predator Hoppe cue has a brass uniloc joint. But since it's supposed to be a retro antique type model, I don't polish it at all. It adds to the cue's character
My Predator Hoppe cue has a brass uniloc joint. But since it's supposed to be a retro antique type model, I don't polish it at all. It adds to the cue's character