it took almost 11 years.. but here it is:

[uwate]

Congrats! Looks like a killer cue!

 

[Renegade_56]

Superglue where they installed the pin.:grin:
Seriously...damn nice cue. You should of spent some table time with it before you flipped it. It may of very well been the finest cue you ever hit a ball with....now you'll never know.

Isn't that something that a cuemaker would normally clean up before presenting it to the customer,,,,,especially a customer that waited 11 years to be impressed?

 

[Varney Cues]

Isn't that something that a cuemaker would normally clean up before presenting it to the customer,,,,,especially a customer that waited 11 years to be impressed?

Shouldn't need to clean it...it shouldn't be there period. I do find it curious though...pins are installed with epoxy & epoxy doesn't look like that...that white haze looks like superglue when it dries on metal. I'm 100% sure that SW does not use CA to hold their pins...so this is very odd.:scratchhead:

 

[PROG8R]

Shouldn't need to clean it...it shouldn't be there period. I do find it curious though...pins are installed with epoxy & epoxy doesn't look like that...that white haze looks like superglue when it dries on metal. I'm 100% sure that SW does not use CA to hold their pins...so this is very odd.:scratchhead:

I think it is just dust. I will see if it doesn't just wipe off.

 

[eDionisio]

the moment I saw 11 years ... u gotta know it was a sw ... congrats !

e.d.

 

[cuesblues]

I think it is just dust. I will see if it doesn't just wipe off.

Maybe it's a hanging piece of plastic left over from the packaging, after you frantically ripped the cue out of the box.