AAAAHHHH............so now the wood was brittle ??? WOW....
OK well here's some of the same type of Koa that was sent to Trent to make my cue. It was professionally stabilized by the same company that did the cue wood. These have been in my kitchen for a couple years and are dunked in hot soapy water (blades and WOOD HANDLES) at least twice a day.... Blades (Santuko and Chef) were made by a good friend of mine, Mike Stewart, owner of Bark River Knives in Escanaba, Michigan.
He produces about a 100 blades a day....gosh I wonder how he does it with all that "brittle wood, that's oily and sappy, and won't glue up" ????
Trent where are the pictures of you boxing up the cue and the shafts ??
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Your just gonna keep dragging this out....
Please find where I ever said the wood was oilly or sappy in any post ever. I didn't. It was mentioned that some stabilized wood is inpregnanted with teflon which doesn't glue well. I've also never said this was the cause.
And yes brittle as another cue maker with experience in wood like this mentioned to me in pm.
You have your tracking number, now wait for your cue and come down off your soap box.