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Your conept of the process is somewhat lacking
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That's what I meant, which is fair enough if that's the extra cost, as per Peradon Newbury at £340. Cutting an LM shouldn't be harder than ash and it's quicker because Peradon say that the stress within the timber had been released by sheeting it. That means that the course Mahler shouldn't have to plane a bit, then leave it for a few months then do a bit more then finish it off a few months later. So the turnaround time should be less. Maybe Richue cam enlighten us on this please?Originally Posted by golferson123 View PostComment
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of course there is more work,nature takes care of making ash, laminates are made by people.you cut up a board to find which pieces can make a cue pleasing to the eye,are you suggesting to laminate boards then cut them up and throw away those that don't make the grade?this would be fine if it was on an industrial scale but its notComment
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Not far off in price master blaster."Don't think, feel"Comment
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looks great Andrew !! wouw !!! very nice !!Comment
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Sell it man. . that's what you do . .Originally Posted by ADR147 View Post
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no just a laminated shaft - will need splicing up etc - a lot of work to make it into a cue.Originally Posted by Master Blaster View PostComment
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Hmm, what's the width at the tip end mate? Are they straight taper?Comment
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Who made it please ADR, how much do you want for it, if it is for sale?Originally Posted by ADR147 View PostComment
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Atsanan Thumkongtong - it is for sale - as much as possible!Originally Posted by Master Blaster View PostComment
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