Parris Film - Please Please Read

[Wity]

Thousands of em mostly living on rice





How the wood is cut, planed, turned and shaped is of no matter really it's all about selecting the best wood, drying it, letting it rest in stages , the quality of the splicing, the finish, the weight it's balance and feel. That all comes with experience, Maybe Charlie Choo the cue will one day have that experience and start using quality materials there again maybe not.

[cueman]

Apart from yourself and Mike then Trevor, which other cuemakers make their handspliced cues with handplanes...?

I'd be pretty interested to know this.

Dave Coutts is one and a very good cue maker at that. He really does hand plane the shaft from start to finish too, thats why you will wait about 12 weeks or more for a cue from him.

[trevs1]

Apart from yourself and Mike then Trevor, which other cuemakers make their handspliced cues with handplanes...?

I'd be pretty interested to know this.

I can't speak for anyone else, but all my splice work is done with hand planes.

[trevs1]

Apart from yourself and Mike then Trevor, which other cuemakers make their handspliced cues with handplanes...?

I'd be pretty interested to know this.

oops, double post..

[keith auld]

And mine always has been and always will - as for the BBC feature they did one on me doing same as JP for BBC South Today - didn't do me any harm

[Semih_Sayginer]

And mine always has been and always will - as for the BBC feature they did one on me doing same as JP for BBC South Today - didn't do me any harm

will it be available to view online?

[mattyuk]

Im gutted because I have this video, I recorded it on my PC, but it has no sound.

I cant fo thelife of me figure how it didnt record sound. DAMN.

[mattyshinobi22]

got a link from bbc i player with the parris film on

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/page/it...n_pid=b00b9xd0

to go quick to it put the bottom bar above the n of championship