j6 cues

[j6uk]

Wouldnt mind something similiar in ash if got anything coming through the woodwork

Always got shafts coming through, send me an email when your ready..

Cheers
Jason

[GeordieDS]

Do you think you will ever do 3/4 jointed cues Jason?

Edit: Someone I know is after a maple cue so if you have any drop me a PM or an Email

[j6uk]

Do you think you will ever do 3/4 jointed cues Jason?

Edit: Someone I know is after a maple cue so if you have any drop me a PM or an Email

Yes I am planning some jointed cues this year.

[j6uk]

picked up x9 old billiard cues between 53-57" long, and under close inspection only save x2 decent shafts for butterfly splicing.



and hears the cut and scrape prep work before the fine taper planing.

[GeordieDS]

Yes I am planning some jointed cues this year.

Good to hear, what about maple?

[j6uk]

Good to hear, what about maple?

yeah got a few pieces wresting before the final tapering, only a couple are in reserve at the moment.

[j6uk]

ebony and old english ash
57/9/28.75/18bp/17oz.

These specs could change in terms of length weight and balance with x4 splices added..

[cat]

Classic, nice looking cue

[Stevie1]

Looks a player

[j6uk]

Classic, nice looking cue

Looks a player

yes plays very well. might do x4 splices.




until then.. with the latches off an old peradon. heres my first pine wood case- with my next pool cue.

[Stevie1]

Looks very nice set

[Shockerz]

Nice cue and case J.

I like the wooden cases, pine will certainly be lighter.

I have some ideas for wooden cases but still playing with leather at the moment!

Badges must be soon mate, cues looking superb.

[Ninja.cues]

Nice case and pine will last fine.
Still have most of the one's I made almost 30 year's ago knocking around...
Not sure if you are but if you drill a bamboo BBQ stick actors your ends, before you glue them up,
There is less chance of the end breaking if the cue slides in the case.
Had the problem with the thinner cases I did.

[j6uk]

Nice cue and case J.

I like the wooden cases, pine will certainly be lighter.

I have some ideas for wooden cases but still playing with leather at the moment!

Badges must be soon mate, cues looking superb.

cheers marc. yeah badge gotta get on t

Nice case and pine will last fine.
Still have most of the one's I made almost 30 year's ago knocking around...
Not sure if you are but if you drill a bamboo BBQ stick actors your ends, before you glue them up,
There is less chance of the end breaking if the cue slides in the case.
Had the problem with the thinner cases I did.

some good ideas there.



my first classic wenge and ash split joint on the horizon..

[Ninja.cues]

It's an easy and cheap fix that just works.

Keep up the good work and need to get my thread up and running again...
Can't let you get all the praise