Wonky weight

[RGCirencester]

If it's a single splice of wood over Ash, and the butt wood is heavier than the Ash, the weight needs to be put lower down in order for the centre of gravity to be in the middle of the cue surely?

[j6uk]

There both hard woods. I don't think that frictional difs in wood weights would not show like this and the 4.2oz led weight was set south west of the splice, 2mm from the center of the cue.
There is no excuse for a professional cue make not to hit center every time.

If it's a single splice of wood over Ash, and the butt wood is heavier than the Ash, the weight needs to be put lower down in order for the centre of gravity to be in the middle of the cue surely?

[j6uk]

Unless there using a hand-drill

There is no excuse for a professional cue make not to hit center every time.

[j6uk]

So I'm starting to get this two-piece on track
http://s1324.photobucket.com/user/j6uk/story/66983

[DeanH]

some nice photos there
thanks for sharing

[j6uk]

Thanks dean but the story is not over, I think the black veneer around the blood wood has got to go

some nice photos there
thanks for sharing

[MikeWooldridge]

nice work there. well done.

i like the black veneer, cue looks great.

also like your cue bending 'press'

[SouthPaw]

I like your sandal... No seriously, you certainly know how to jazz up these low budget cues...

[j6uk]

Had to be done! Do like to torture and cue, just to see what its made of.

nice work there. well done.

i like the black veneer, cue looks great.

also like your cue bending 'press'

[j6uk]

All cues are low budget, its all about how much jizz you put in it.

I like your sandal... No seriously, you certainly know how to jazz up these low budget cues...