Los ví el aliexpress dure muchísimo tiempo buscando me falta ver de cuántos kilómetros de ancho es el largo el otro lo buscas como cuchillo de cuero

Elk master is my preferred tip. Much easier to cut through than the tip shown in this video. By the finishing I assume you mean the burnished sides of the tip. No. You will not be able to achieve that with the bowtie. You need to sand the edges as shown here and then seal them with spit or leather "cream" and then seal it with a piece of leather. A dollar bill will work in place of the leather, just not as well. If by finishing you mean the shape of the tip, you still need to cut the overhang as shown in this video, but I'm sure you could achieve your final shape with the bowtie. However, sanding with a flat surface is easier and cheaper. The material in the bowtie will wear out halfway through a tip. It is more meant to scuff an already shaped tip. Changing a tip by hand is an art in my opinion. It takes much practice, and many ruined ferrules. The hardest part for me to learn was removing the tip without unleveling the surface of the ferrule. Buy a cheap walmart cue to practice on. Best you learn on that than what you intend on playing with. Hope this was helpful and best of luck!

Best to practice installing tips on a secondary cue several times before DIY on your playing cue. Yes, get some help and advice from your local house pro or cue technician. Start out with a a medium tip.

If you're shaft is 13mm you need to buy 14mm tip so it can be shaved down exactly. If you're shaft is less than 13mm you're good with a 13mm tip.

@@JayMartin7 thank you very much

First knife is a kiridashi, second is a leathercraft knife.

Thanks I was trying to find one but didnt know what to search for.

do you know the vertical one's name mate? I need that one too.

Aliexpress como cuchillos de cuero

I was thinking the same thing .

it was done right your fucking nuts inefficient my ass lol sit down stfu

Yes, the process should be the same.

I think it's just to relieve air pressure when the ferrule is installed. Otherwise, you get a pocket of pressurized air in there and you can't push it all the way down.

Clark Tucio £20

As Rats Arsed answered, it's just marketing hype. So is paying $25 for a tip. Especially when you can get a variety of other very good tips for less than half of that. I do tip and ferrule replacements as well as other types of repairs. I have a few I recommend and one brand in particular every single person has really liked it. I am probably not supposed to name brands so if KZfaq wants to hide this brand name mention I understand. The tip I use and always recommend is called Thomas. Available from Cue Components and other suppliers. Awesome tip for about $5.

I know this is personal choice but i can say that switching to Kamui has improved my game... so for me, it is not marketing hype... they do make a difference and are worth the price... just my take on it and I know others will disagree

Lol u guys pay 25$ for tip 😂😂😂 Here my whole cue costs 10$

@@tushargarg7656 your cue sucks, that's not something to brag about

If your to cheap to invest a bit of money into your cue than you obviously don’t play enough. Or don’t realize your potential and just play in your safe zone.

I don’t know how you couldn’t figure out how to do this. Pretty easy actually. I didn’t need to sharpen any blades. I did two tips back to back and both turned out amazing. Learn how to use tools or pay someone else to do it. Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Your an idiot you obviously don’t know how to use tools. My blades cut through the laminate without issue.

@@advancedmillworkinstallati5994 *you’re.... anyway, that’s kind of the point. I didn’t have any tools. Did you not read my post? And I’m the idiot LOL With a normal everyday blade, the kind you buy cheap replacements for, the laminate is too hard and dulls or breaks them quickly. When every other tip can be installed easily, including others by the same wonderful brand, why chose to use the laminated tip? I guess you believed the marketing wank.

Oh here we go, English major. Get over my grammar mistake. And if you didn’t have a good blade or a simple chisel why would you even bother.