I love simple, funny, realistic (everyday common knowledge) humor. Bob Hope was the master of revealing it. Thanks for the like, your generous consideration, Sincerely .................. God Bless.

Thanks for the kind words. Here is a link to the epoxy : www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005JZVJMO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Thanks for watching, Sincerely ............... God bless.

thanks for watching and your interest. I use the 150 through 1000 on both the base coats. then 3 coats of thin CA glue per accellerant. completing 10 coats. only after all 10 coats of thin CA glue do I sand the finish coats. I may have to start w/ 150g but move through all to 1000 g carefully. Hope this helps you. Thanks again, Sincerely ............... God bless.

Keep projecting prog boy, gawd so mindless you can't even come up with something original, you have to steal it, typical dem

I imagine you could Epoxy the joint together ? Thanks for watching and comment. Sincerely ............... God Bless.

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. For Butt or Handle : 1st Base Coats : Devcon Epoxy : tinyurl.com/53p872s9 2nd Finish Coat : Insta Cure by Bob Smith : tinyurl.com/2efa5382 3rd Mach. Polish : 3M Machine Polish 39063 : tinyurl.com/5n84pcfr ........ But any verson of 3M or even car polish will do ............. 4th Cue Wax from Cue Man Billiards : tinyurl.com/4y64zzbv For Shaft : 1st 3 coats Shaft Sealer : Mohawk Lacover 30 : tinyurl.com/4ub2n3pb 2nd Mach. Polish (#3 above) 3rd Cue Wax (#4 above)

Sure, I get a cue or few from time to time. I don't advertise so sometimes there's drought when other times when it rains it pours. :) For the most part, I quit making video's b'c of the KZfaq rules on music. Others also used my video's to make money on their channels. It's a crazy world out there but I still answer all the comments and do get work through KZfaq a lot. If you're thinking of purchasing a lathe and need any help in choosing a path for equip. or how or what to use in products, feel free to reach out. I'm retired, have no real schedule and work around the property w/ the cell phone close and the music playing. Catch me on my Facebook channel private message : (Stephen Boeker) w/the same animated alligator. :) Good luck, Sincerely .................. God bless.

Thank you for watching my video and the kind words. I'm sure there could be other reasons but the 1st things that comes to mind is that either the hole drilled may have been too large keeping the wedge part of the anchor from engaging & tightening the hold on the bolt. Or, Whether I mentioned it or not, the nut must be screwed down far enough for the wedge at the bottom of the bolt to raise the bolt into the sleeve in order to lock the bolt in place. No big deal, just repeat the process about an inch or 2 away and try again. Make sure the drill is the right size and you tighten the nut down to raise the bolt into the sleeve. Then take the nut off and slip the eye on the bolt and replace the nut to hold the eye. Good luck and thanks again, Sincerely ................. God bless. P.S. I noticed I didn't screw the nut down to lift the bolt into the sleeve like I suggested above. If you notice the part where I lifted the chain w/ the jack, it actually pulled the bolt up into the sleeve before it started pulling on the concrete block. But, that's actually my experience over my career in construction. A 1/2 " drill bit should do the trick for a 1/2 " drop in anchor (Red Head).

Thank you for the question. Yes it is. tinyurl.com/53p872s9 Thanks again, God bless.

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching, Sincerely .................. God bless !

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I appreciate the kind words but can't take the credit for either. Meucci made the cue and Clapton was one of the greats. Glad you enjoyed it though, Sincerely ................ God bless.

Bob Smith Ind. ..... or ..... Insta Cure. It's a CA Glue (superglue) and can be flash hardened w/CA glue excelorator/activator. The CA Glue comes in Extra Thin, Thin, Medium & Thick. I use thin & medium for different applications. Finish coats & Filler respectively. Thanks for watching & comment, Sincerely .................. Merry Christmas & God bless.

a.) It's not my cue. b.) The customer said he'd rather have a cue 1 inch shorter that worked than buy a whole new cue. c.) I could have charged more and added the inch back but he didn't think it necessary. d.) You have really good observation skills. No one else said that. I bet you got past 2nd grade w/out having to do it the 4th yr in a row ?? Thanks for the comment and watching my video. It's ppl like you that make this video hobby so wonderful for me. Sincerely ....................

@@stephboeker7835 yes I’m pretty observant I know shitty work when I see it looks like something I did in kindergarten !

@@pisgahwatershed7287 ..... I wonder how many yrs you were in kindergarten ?? Anyway, I clicked on your channel and noticed you don't document any of your work at all ?? Not even one video to back up any comments about your skill and authority for the things you share. I can't wait for this next reply in defense. I'm sure it will be a whopper (as my father use to tell me about the fish that got away) !! Keep up the good humor and make my day , please !! Oh, and since you're so full of optimism and good cheer, HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR !! Sincerely ............... God bless !!

@@stephboeker7835 yeah my work is top secret you couldn’t comprehend the basics of common carpentry work as seen in your shit show !

@@pisgahwatershed7287 ... BTW, I do like your handle, "Pisgah Watershed" I started reading the bible daily about 8 yrs ago and am soon to begin the 5th time through. I never heard the word in 50yrs of life and only noticed it on the 3rd time through my daily bible verses. There is a Pisgah Church & Pisgah road on the way to my cousins house in the middle of the country of the state of Louisiana. I always wondered about it ?? I guess the phrase "bible belt" is confirmed by that as much as anything ?? Anyway, great use of the term. It kind of warms my heart for some reason !! Merry Christmas.

Some ppl have eyes but do not see. Ears but do not hear. Hearts but find no wisdom in others. It's not your fault or anyone's really. Some get it , some don't. This was simply a record of all the work I preformed on a customers cue , for HIS benefit , who was interested in having it refurbished and not the specific details. a) I am no guru. b) I expect no praise. (i don't monitize any of my video's) c) I simply share w/my circle of friends on this wonderful median. Critique comes w/the territory. But projecting that you didn't like the music or could not learn anything from watching this 8-1/2 min video is very telling and open to critique as well. For instance : Some might ask why waste your time ?? Others may think you slow or special that you could see all that was shared and learn nothing ?? Some would wonder why you believe the finish a secret instead of asking for specific brands used ?? They may think you are lazy ?? You see, it's better to ask questions (seeming to be in pursuit of knowledge) than to open your mouth in criticism while misunderstanding the subject like a fool would and remove all doubt !! I will keep your emotional distress and negative pursuits in my thoughts & prayers in the hopes that your obvious miserable existence choosing to spew negative thoughts and degradation of others despite your lack of authority becomes more positive and rewarding for you in finding good in others and life in general !! Good luck, geaux in peace, w/love, Sincerely .................... God bless.

By the way, after researching your channel , I understand that you have not created even 1 original video and have only 1 subscriber. That's telling !! Especially after a whole decade + has passed since you took advantage of this median. I'm actually happier now that I've learned more about you and feel I understand. Thanks , Sincerely ..............

You bet, just send several photos of the issues you'd like me to address on my FB messenger (Stephen Boeker) and I'll look at them and send my phone # so we can set it all up. I've got a small Icon of an animated alligator w/ a background photo of horses. Thanks for watching and reaching out, Sincerely ......................

Thank you for watching and your considerate concerns. :) I guess I'm a victim of over 35 yrs of being coached, experience & obvious results. I will agree that even sanding is important. Holding paper on a pcs of wood spinning 3000 rpms can be touchy if not done w/care. But, just like any orbital sanding or cross grain sanding (on flat or radius) leave obvious scratch marks. I've been taught to finish w/sanding w/grain to remove cross grain marks that may be seen. Fortunately, linear sanding on a cue will help the tapper a bit if you've spin sanded to long in a a spot or two. The aerosol mist is hardener & specifically made for CA glue applications. Thanks again for your generous consideration, Sincerely ................. God bless !!

@stephboeker7835 I thought that was CA glue but have never seen that step before after epoxy. Would have never thought ca glue would sand that clear

@@Lefishn ..... when I started w/ a lathe, I made pens , pencils , wine bottle stoppers , etc ..... CA glue was recommended by all the lathe club guys and online video guys. I found it to be very clear (crystal even). So when I learned about finishing a pool cue, it seemed obvious that some recommended CA glue and I never doubted it. I like the results !! Thanks for the comment, Sincerely ...................

You bet Catch me on FB messenger. (Stephen Boeker) w/animated alligator icon and horses in the background photo !!

Very kind of you to say so. Thank you for watching and commenting. On the contrary, the ball is not so hard to make. I don't even think it took 30 min. it's not the size of hands but the speed of the spinning wood on the lathe and the sharpness of the tool. a) I've seen many children 7, 9, and 10 yrs old learn to hold the tool, resting on the tool rest, and cutting shaping wood on a lathe. b) depending how deep and wide and where you make your cuts determine what shape you make. (cones, balls, decorative legs for tables, etc ...) tinyurl.com/3ma3s2kn c) just cut into the wood cylinder from the middle to the left, deeper & deeper and then again from the middle to the right in the same way. That's what makes a ball. There are helpful "jigs" like a piece of paper cut like a 1/2 circle you could use to see how close or more you need to take out to make a perfect round. You could use a protractor to make the circle on paper and cut it out. Then hold it up to the wood on the lathe as you get close and determine if your shape is close. You can also use sand paper to shape it when you get close and if you do cut to much you can always make it smaller and reshape it. It does not take muscle but tact. The lathe spins at about 2000 to 3000 rpm's so all you have to do is take off a little bit at a time until the shape is how you like it. Simple as that !! By the way, there are many video's on KZfaq to help if you like. You can watch dozens of them !! Good luck and God bless !!

Superglue (CA glue) & CA glue "excellerator". :) lol :)

Now you know how Pelosi was able to get legislation passed.

Utilizo un vimarc que obtuve hace 15 años cuando los precios eran más bajos, pero hoy sugeriría el Grizzley H6265 1-8 tpi y agregaría las mordazas de pasador de 1" (H6268). Enlace: tinyurl.com/2p87w2wt No sé el paso de rosca en su torno, pero los fabrican en diferentes tamaños y pasos de rosca. El mío es de 1"- 8 tpi (cabezas por pulgada) ¡Espero que esto ayude y no dude en comunicarse si necesita más información!

@@stephboeker7835 muy agradecido con su ayuda. Saludos y que sigan los éxitos

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it seems that way sometimes.

Heck, Eric's the best thing about the whole video !! And that's for sure & for certain !! I just can't get over the talent God's dished out and the Glory that is His !! I actually played those goodbye licks. Hehehehehehe Thanks for watching , commenting and your generous consideration, Sincerely ................

-The tailstock is never shown in this video , but , my tailstock came w/the Delta 46/460 lathe you see in the video and is part of the package. However, if you are asking about the three vice "steady rest" that holds the shaft on the ferrule & tip end, along w/ the cross cut sled, I got them from Cue Man Billiards. tinyurl.com/2tdwcnmw Steady Rest about 14 or so rows down ( $175.) Cross Cut Sled about 6 rows down ( $295.) It's a pretty costly investment if you are only going to maintain your own cue. Hope this helps and thanks for watching, commenting and reaching out to me. Sincerely ........................ God bless.