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Originally Posted by the lone wolf View PostHow chunky J?
What's the spec on it?
Originally Posted by winphenom View PostHi Jason....is this chunky cue the one i am supposed to be viewing with great eagerness and anxiety? Haha.....
i hope it is not chunky to the extent that it is very stiff and unresponsive, mate. You've got to give great help on that. Thanks Jason. It really looks terrific and the shaft looks great. Nice long very dark ebony which looks marvellous. Great work there again which speaks volume of your ability.
Should consider making yourself well-known with a badge mate. Cheers.
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Post
i hope it is not chunky to the extent that it is very stiff and unresponsive, mate. You've got to give great help on that. Thanks Jason. It really looks terrific and the shaft looks great. Nice long very dark ebony which looks marvellous. Great work there again which speaks volume of your ability.
Should consider making yourself well-known with a badge mate. Cheers.
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its the first chunky cue iv done, and its been a bit tricky to calve out to exact spec
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Posttip review
in this video im using one of shockers milk elks on my latest cue rescue cue
https://youtu.be/ZPOfBeqlW8I
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Originally Posted by Shockerz View PostGreat review Jason and thanks for trying the tips out. It looks to have come up nice and the cue looks really good, very nice job.
I'm about to do a how to guide for the milk Elks for my website so will share your You Tube video if ok with you.
The tip sounded like a talisman, very hard but you've made it look very neat and so well burnished.
Nice solid clear up as well, superb.
Originally Posted by jonny66 View PostDoes the low profile ferrule make a noticeable difference when playing with side?
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Does the low profile ferrule make a noticable difference when playing with side?
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Great review Jason and thanks for trying the tips out. It looks to have come up nice and the cue looks really good, very nice job.
I'm about to do a how to guide for the milk Elks for my website so will share your You Tube video if ok with you.
The tip sounded like a talisman, very hard but you've made it look very neat and so well burnished.
Nice solid clear up as well, superb.
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tip review
in this video im using one of shockers milk elks on my latest cue rescue cue
https://youtu.be/ZPOfBeqlW8I
Last edited by j6uk; 11 November 2016, 02:11 PM.
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Postyeah i moved the weight right up towards the splices, great vibe now, looking forwards to getting in on the baize..
as for the tips, if you can make them as hard as possible that would be fine
Did you keep the weight as a cylinder type behind the dowel or do it like you did before?
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