Hiolle question

ratcues

Theewen Custom Cues
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Does anyone know what the joint material is made of on this Hiolle? I want to replace it with the same material, if possible.

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Given that the mtrl. currently on the cue has considerable age, replacing the broken ring with
the same mtrl (new), you may not get an exact match.
The new mtrl may 'stand-out' because it's not aged.
Since the mtrl. is susceptible to cracking, you might consider replacing all of it.
LBM, Aegis, Iv-3 or linen Micarta would all make suitable replacement. JMHO.

KJ
 
What seems strange to me is that the shaft collars and butt collar are different materials. The butt collar is a plastic and the shaft collars are some some of linen-based material.

Since the cue is an antique and considered rare, I want to use the original material, if I can find it.
 
I would contact Ryan at Meuller he will know...that guy can fix anything and his knowledge is beyond approach...lol
How you doing???
 
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I would contact Ryan at Meuller he will know...that guy can fix anything and his knowledge is beyond approach...lol
How you doing???

:rotflmao1: maybe I missed something ? I am a little drunk...just saying. Refer to previous posts by Ryan.
 
Bird eyes

I have a very beautiful and very special, The Searing it comes from in 1997. Dennis is who? thought everybody should be Bell ringing, Dennis came from a top player in Florida. He is also an making cues.
Searing features detail, six point ebony . Cutting edge sharp enough. is also an perfect. The points with wood no glue marks, birds eye maple,"S" logo on butt cap forearm had signed and dated. can be said to be the original paint, original cortex as well as the original shaft, with unique design pool cue.
If you want to know Dennis Searing characteristics, through the pictures we can understand the details of the cue and features the following specifications:

Butt:15.08oz.

Shaft 1:4.12oz,12.6mm

Shaft 2:3.98oz,12.8mm

PM me or E-mail to queenielin1123@gmail.com. Please remember this is not a cheap item so don't PM me out of cutiosity, just PM me if you are serious .all serious buyers will be treated with courtesy and discretion.
 
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Thermoplastic Celluloid dates back all the way to the 1800s in use for various reasons- Hiolle used it on their cues at times. including cue joints.
 
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