Most Interesting Weight Bolt

[BHQ]

found this in a junky house cue i was cutting up for some practice wood for something i'm trying to do
7 " long & weighs 4.5 oz's
they must have not had any rebar to use!!!! ​

 

[bogey54311]

ive seen worse than that before.
they did that to titlist cues all the time.
often, they would not even put a hunk of metal straight it......sometimes, slanted, crooked, whatever.
bunch of drunk monkeys used to work at brunswick years ago i guess.......


chris G

 

[Varney Cues]

I've seen big chunks of unthreaded metal bars in them often...often not centered too so they go flop, flop, flop.

 

[Purdman]

I've seen big chunks of unthreaded metal bars in them often...often not centered too so they go flop, flop, flop.

I have seen re-bar in there. Check out whats in some of the Chinese house cues.
Purdman
PS: I use to do the tips in a local hall. I only charged them $5 a stick. He quit using me because he could buy Chinese house cues cheeper!

 

[BHQ]

here's a flip flopper out of the titlist conversion i am doing
that's not a trick of the camera, that's how bent it was

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[whitey2]

Look inside a "Budweiser" cue sometime

Many (too long to count) years ago someone asked me to look
at a cheap Budweiser cue to see what was shaking inside. It
was a bad looking solid round bar of steel similar to the pictures.
It was also packed in with stuff like loose sawdust, and of
course developed a hollow area inside from the thing trying
to move around on hard shots.