I found some Good options. I appreciate all of the input. Thanks.
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Wooden or Dymondwood Joint Protectors
- Thread starter Billiardscollec
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A 2 inch square blank 30 inches long of dylamux goes for about 60 bucks
Where do you see them? If I knew how to get them, I would get those.
Rosewood Exotic Joint Protector Set
Protect your pool cue in style. Joint protectors are one of the most important accessories for extending the life of your pool cue and now you can get joint protectors that match the exotic woods used in your cues. This set of rose wood joint protectors is the perfect addition to any cue that...
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Acacia Wood Exotic Joint Protector Set
Protect your pool cue in style. Joint protectors are one of the most important accessories for extending the life of your pool cue and now you can get joint protectors that match the exotic woods used in your cues. This set of acacia wood joint protectors is the perfect addition to any cue that...
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5/16 X 18 Joint Protectors | Wood | Fits Viking Quick Release
Joint protectors help to keep the most important piece of equipment in your case playing like new. Screw these on when you store your cue to make sure that the joint never gets dirty or warped.
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Action JPEXMALE Exotic Wood Joint Protector - Acacia 5/16 x 18 Joint Protectors
Action JPEXMALE Exotic Wood Joint Protector - Acacia 5/16 x 18 The Action JPEXMALE Exotic Wood Joint Protector is great addition to have for any pool player. The Action JPEXMALE Exotic Wood Joint Protector includes a number of features that ensures that you are always on top of your game. Get...
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Pool Cue Joint Protectors - Etsy
Check out our pool cue joint protectors selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our pool & billiards shops.
If someone just made copies of the Schon styling of the 90’s, they could probably make a few bucks w little effort. Always thought they were classy and looked nice and clean. The ones above just look “clunky” for lack of a better term to describe them. Not appealing at all imho.
I believe the old school looking ones are made by Mr. Joe Picone.
Hope you copied his email. I deleted it so he doesn't get Loaded with spam mail
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Thanks, for the recommendation. It looks like his are Delrin I’m partial to what I think were made out of “dymondwood”. Everything has already been discussed here, lol. New content is hard to come by!
Wood In Old Schon Joint Protectors
I have a set of Schon joint protectors that is almost 20 years old -- rounded top and dark. The wood is black with a gold grain. The wood appears to be very dense. I am mainly wondering two things. What is this wood? Is the wood suitable...
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That was very considerate. I did check out his site. Thanks Michael. Shooter08
Someone showed a set of his on here that were ebony not to long ago and I believe for a Schon Cue.
Don't hurt to ask.
I will look into it. I’ve had one set of protectors built and was not happy with them. The builder got the rings in the wrong order of colors and they were not flush with the butt or shafts. Unfortunately, turned me off to ordering more. Went back to the Schon ones, I heard they were made by someone at Billiards and Bagels, but that could have just been a rumor. Did they come standard w Schon Cues in the mid 90’s, First Schon I ever saw in person the day it was purchased had them and I was sold. Can’t remember the model, but Bob retired shortly there after, from Schon.
There was another thread on here back in 2022.
Jim Baxters name was given to make them the way you want.
Just tryin to help.
I'm out!
Thanks for all of the useful input. It has been extremely helpful. Thanks again.