finally, nice to see another cue repair person that understands that cues are not round or straight and the "machine perfect" ferrule has to be "blended" on to the cue... nice work
There's visible runout on the shaft when turning down the new ferrule. Clever trick with the blade to blend the interface between shaft and ferrule. The blade follows the shaft making that end of the ferrule match with the shaft profile. Nice!!! Bummer about the nick/abrasion in the clear part at the end. Flaw in the tip?
I hadn't seen the layered style tip material before and leaving the little pip on the tip is going to make for great grip. When I was a kid the local pool hall owner had access to elephant hide tips. Can you get them anymore? They were so supple and durable.
I am curious, what is that sliding tool called, that you have attached, with the cutter, for trimming the wood, ferrule and tip, for that lathe, and can that type of tool be attached to a Mini Lathe? Also curious what RPM you have the lathe running at? I really liked the video, and would like to give this a try for myself, if I can get the right parts that I would need. Thanks.
finally, nice to see another cue repair person that understands that cues are not round or straight and the "machine perfect" ferrule has to be "blended" on to the cue... nice work
There's visible runout on the shaft when turning down the new ferrule. Clever trick with the blade to blend the interface between shaft and ferrule. The blade follows the shaft making that end of the ferrule match with the shaft profile. Nice!!! Bummer about the nick/abrasion in the clear part at the end. Flaw in the tip?
I hadn't seen the layered style tip material before and leaving the little pip on the tip is going to make for great grip. When I was a kid the local pool hall owner had access to elephant hide tips. Can you get them anymore? They were so supple and durable.
Loved it. The ferrule on my cue is cracked and I'm looking for a way to fix it.
I am curious, what is that sliding tool called, that you have attached, with the cutter, for trimming the wood, ferrule and tip, for that lathe, and can that type of tool be attached to a Mini Lathe? Also curious what RPM you have the lathe running at? I really liked the video, and would like to give this a try for myself, if I can get the right parts that I would need. Thanks.
I use a machine called WM210V. everything included when I bought the machine. I use the machine at 800-1000 RPM
Nice… if you happen to have a friggin lathe in your garage… I somehow don’t… now what?
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very successful You did it well. Congratulations. Please can you show me what brand of adhesive you are using?
Thank you for watching my video . This glue name is okong c-501 from korea
15:53 What are you using ?
Bee wax ?
Bagaimana saya dapatkan mesin seperti ini?
Nice, I like to glue tip on with ferrule then cut all at once it comes out better fr me at least...
Thank you 🙏
Is this in vietnam? I can hear people speaking viet in the back
were are u located can i have a cue stick done too?
I live in Vietnam
What type material is that for the ferrule?
it is juma ferrule
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Nails. I mean, nice.
haha . Thank you . I cut it after this video
@@BilliardCueMasters Really nice then :)
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