Thats a lovely job you have done Mr Khan you can hardly see it. I'm amazed the glue 'pulls' the wood together, I would never have known that, the clamps would have come out, ADR certainly knows his stuff.
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What a great piece of help by adr, I just refinished the cue. It looks new. Thanks a lot mate. It looks like magic, after oiling, the crack is invisible.
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Thanks sanman.Last edited by fkhan; 9 April 2019, 07:20 PM.
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That's a great tip ADR and another one to add to the arsenalFor that one you've always wanted...
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Originally Posted by fkhan View PostPlease let me know where I could find a screw in cap to avoid this in future. I think it is an sd joint like JP uses.
I have a push on cap but it makes the butt feel thicker.
https://www.woodscues.com/products/s...ted-woods-cues
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Originally Posted by fkhan View PostWhat a great piece of help by adr, I just refinished the cue. It looks new. Thanks a lot mate. It looks like magic, after oiling, the crack is invisible.
https://ibb.co/vH7R4mF
https://ibb.co/jJBN3Tx
Thanks sanman.
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Originally Posted by fkhan View PostThanks a lot. How do you find it after use?
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Originally Posted by Mark187187 View PostI won't lie, it's in a cue I ended up not using much. It's pretty light, and didn't come loose at all, so fit for purpose. It stopped the butt of the cue soaking in lager from the gross carpet around the table, which was the reason for buying.
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