Types of wood used?

[PracticeChampion]

There's a local who has literally tons of 2"x36" dowels in maple, birch, ash and he says all hard woods, so obviously maple is good in cue building but what about the other woods? Other than birch and ash he just says hard woods so I assume oak is in there too. Is there a place for the others in building a cue?

 

[R2PQZ]

There's a local who has literally tons of 2"x36" dowels in maple, birch, ash and he says all hard woods, so obviously maple is good in cue building but what about the other woods? Other than birch and ash he just says hard woods so I assume oak is in there too. Is there a place for the others in building a cue?

Google tonewoods

 

[JoeyInCali]

2" inches round?
Too bad.

 

[R2PQZ]

2" inches round?
Too bad.

2 inches round or 4 1 inch square shaft blanks!

 

[PracticeChampion]

2" inches round?
Too bad.

He has square also. Selling as fire wood

 

[JoeyInCali]

2 inches round or 4 1 inch square shaft blanks!

Might be worth a look.
But, if they were green and air dried , more likely to move a lot .
Cut them and see if they move .