I want to increase the weight of my cue.

[samad]

Im sorry but this is not a trever thread so can you stop talking about him here please.

Sorry , just got carried away a bit .

You could ask Craftsman to get it done for you , i'm sure they are good value for money . I'm not too sure about this lead business to be honest

[philip in china]

aren't we a bit off beam here boys? We have a young teenager who wants to weight a cue. I would say get a pro job done. I would also tell you a story from years back. I had a guy working for me who played a lot of snooker. He didn't have much cash and wanted to increase the weight of his cue. He asked my advice and this is what he did: he got a friend who was a very good joiner to bore a small hole in the butt of the cue. I emptied out a 12 bore cartridge and goy some number 9 shot out of it. He then made a mixture of plasticine, as a binder, and the lead shot and filled the hole. He said it worked fine. It cost him nothing! I am NOT advising this simply telling you what we did with his cue.

[Malachi-b]

thanks philip and thanks everyone who has helped, i have decided that right now i should stick with my current cue weight until i get better and knock in 50s then when im experienced enough i will make the decision to increase the weight of my cue or not.


thanks again everyone.

-mal

[philip in china]

BTW how do you rate the shark?

[Malachi-b]

I find it really good nicely made feels good in the hand the only bad thing i got is that if you want to buy extensions etc you got to buy them off him as only his extensions are compatible.