Milk Duds
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JMS said:
Nope but i know where u can buy some at a reasonable price...=)
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=1529240#post1529240
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Have a few question,
Do you squeeze the tip in a clamp immediately after taking them out from the milk? *ain't the milk absorbed by the tip gonna be oozing out?
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How much milk do you use to soak the tip in?
Thanks =)
Do you squeeze the tip in a clamp immediately after taking them out from the milk? *ain't the milk absorbed by the tip gonna be oozing out?
?*How much milk do you use to soak the tip in?
Thanks =)
ratcues said:
*never mind, deleted...*
Best regards,
Detlev
btw: The breaker did arrive - finally. A very fine piece, well worth the wait
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If anyone is interested I make and sell milk duds, I can make them as hard as u want but mine are more on the medium side compared to others I have seen, they are $6 a peice or 5 for $25 and I will have more to ship shortly after Thanksgiving
:scratchhead: Can we reuse the milk? What happens if you soak the tip with milk that has gone bad?
if the milk is bad it will "spoil" the tip and yes assuming the milk is not spoiled you can use the milk - some folks use it for pizza supposedly you don't have to worry about the crust mushrooming.Pool Player said::scratchhead: Can we reuse the milk? What happens if you soak the tip with milk that has gone bad?
Anyone tried these from muellars??ratcues said:
I make two versions of these with elk master and triangle. I experimented with butter milk and heavy cream. The heavy cream mixture seemed to turn the tip a very dark color and also seemed to make the tip much more pliable.
I have since been playing with these compressed elk masters and they are the nuts.
I will send a sample tip to anyone who wants one for 3 bucks.
I have since been playing with these compressed elk masters and they are the nuts.
I will send a sample tip to anyone who wants one for 3 bucks.
cookie man said:
I bought one of their 3 packs, and they are just like the ones i make, or anyone else can make on their own.
So unless you make them yourself, then meullers is the cheapest you'll find out there. You cant beat $1.95 plus shipping for a 3 pack, and their pack of 50 is an even better deal.
Try them out, you wont be disappointed.
I've used them for about 2 years now, I soak a blue elk over night then press it
between two pieces of hardwood in a vice. You don't have a big fat tip like other new tips and they are easy to put on because you don't have to worry about centering a 13mm tip on a 13mm shaft when you've pressed it's the size of a dime. takes a bit of time to shape it where its flat and rock hard but it's worth it because you won't have to shape it again.
between two pieces of hardwood in a vice. You don't have a big fat tip like other new tips and they are easy to put on because you don't have to worry about centering a 13mm tip on a 13mm shaft when you've pressed it's the size of a dime. takes a bit of time to shape it where its flat and rock hard but it's worth it because you won't have to shape it again.