cocobola handle

cribbeecues

AzB Silver Member
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When using cocobola for the handle should you bore and core before tapering the handle or taper first almost to final dimensions then bore and core? thanx for any input. cribbeecues
 

KJ Cues

Pro Cue Builder & Repair
Silver Member
The Coco will fare far better if it is cored while it is well oversize.
From there, you'll use the centers of the core to turn on.

KJ
 

Paul Dayton

AzB Silver Member
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You should always core first, then turn down using the core as the center. That way everything will be perfectly centered.
 

JoeyInCali

Maker of Joey Bautista Cues
Silver Member
When using cocobola for the handle should you bore and core before tapering the handle or taper first almost to final dimensions then bore and core? thanx for any input. cribbeecues

Have you ever assembled a butt with the handle already in final dimension ?
 

whammo57

Kim Walker
Silver Member
handle

I use a one piece full length core. If there are no points and it is a merry widow/plain jane, I make a "baseball bat" and turn the whole thing to .050 in. over size and hang it for a few weeks before turning to final size.

Kim
 
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