hi mr. webb, actually i was planning on drilling a 5/8" hole .500" deepMichael Webb said:I take it you are referring to a sold joint not cored, I go up one drill size for stress relief on the ivory only, Now I prefer to core the ivory but I have customers that prefer both methods.
stix4sale said:hi mr. webb, actually i was planning on drilling a 5/8" hole .500" deep
Magik Wandzzzzz said:The use of IVORY in cues should be avoided at all costs......
Besides being an inferior material, compared to modern plastics, it severally impinges on the longevity of ELEPHANTS. To see an example of how obscene this prictice is go to www.cumaker.com and then click on WHAT IZZ A POOL CUE, then click on CUSTOM CUES, then click on link in the text at that point.
cheers,
The Dieckmaniac, Builder Of Magik Wandzzzzz
Michael Webb said:I understood that part, I only know of two people that ever did a straight up solid ivory joint and just threaded it onto the facing of the butt, and no, I won't say who they are, (sorry). I just automatically figured you were going to use a tenon. So my answer is still to drill the next drill size larger for stress relief. Ivory threads different than wood, especially with a 3/8X10 pin,