the BS 2 should be a two piece LOL
imagine the look on peoples faces when you pull THAT out of a case :thumbup2:
Playing with a Broomstick
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the BS 2 should be a two piece LOL
imagine the look on peoples faces when you pull THAT out of a case :thumbup2:
Just cut the tongue out of someone else's boot, trace the outline, cut, glue and shape. I didn't notice either thickness or hardness being much of a factor. :grin:
Two-piece BS 2 with custom rethunk tip
I like the hell out of all of these ideas.
Nice, and right up the road.
I hadn't even considered that. That gives me a wacky idea for a somewhat non-traditional joint. More on this subject after I've had a chance to scrounge for parts.
Good point. I wonder if there are any shoes in the house the dog has snacked on.
I have a Home Depot gift card, so maybe it's time I went shopping again. Stay tuned.
I like the hell out of all of these ideas.
Nice, and right up the road.
I hadn't even considered that. That gives me a wacky idea for a somewhat non-traditional joint. More on this subject after I've had a chance to scrounge for parts.
Good point. I wonder if there are any shoes in the house the dog has snacked on.
I have a Home Depot gift card, so maybe it's time I went shopping again. Stay tuned.
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Too much fun, Think about some points. Got a Sharpie? Also a wrap? Duct tape? Or some foil for that much sought after 70's disco look. BB
i spent 4 years on the road with top level players, but in college a friend of mine got 10 to 1 and put up a $100 in 1 game and won with a broomstick. true story ask sam kirby aka satman.
I'm a fan of floating points myself. Maybe I could convince my dad to give up some old muscle car stripes or something.
I like the duct tape wrap idea. The snootier cue enthusiast might opt for gaffer's tape.
broom sneaky pete
haven't read through the entire thread, but the story from the OP was a great read.
an amateur cue maker i know made a broomstick conversion 4 pointer with a sneaky joint and shaft to match. broom cue shot great but whisks tickled a bit.
haven't read through the entire thread, but the story from the OP was a great read.
an amateur cue maker i know made a broomstick conversion 4 pointer with a sneaky joint and shaft to match. broom cue shot great but whisks tickled a bit.
I've actually played with a broomstick. lol I even chalked it up. I beat a couple of people using a broomstick. Bad thing is you have to be dead on your aim.
I happen to be at the moose today. Grabbed a broomstick and started playing on a 7 foot table. I was making bank shots like no tomorrow. I even made a good 3 rail shot, and I had no chalk on the end of the broomstick 
eaglemanmike
WTB--A New Stroke !
I grew up playing in a place called the Rack and Cue in Owensboro, Ky. It was owned by Nick Varners' parents at the time. I can't tell you how many Saturday nights we watched Nick go to the broom closet and "clean house" rack after rack.