How To Tip A Cue

[Kato]

This guy is from my Mom's home town and went to the same High School in Elwood City, PA. Go Figure!!!!!!!!

http://www.ellwoodcityledger.com/story2/story_2.htm

Kato

[Rich R.]

I will have to look this guy up at VF.

However, I find it very easy to tip a cue.

First you take your cue to the U.S. Open and visit the guy in the lobby and ask him to put a new tip on your cue. /ccboard/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Another alternative, would be to take your cue to Valley Forge, visit Ted Harris's booth and ask him to put a new tip on your cue.

I seen no need for a book. /ccboard/images/graemlins/confused.gif

[silver2k]

the link has since changed - its about a bridge now

but would that happen to be about Jim McCowin from Elwood?

I just had him make me a Sneaky pete jump/break.

EXCELLENT work. He is a very nice guy and will work with you.

Problem is he can't put on a tip to save his life. I had him put a moori on 2 cues and both times he BARELY shaped them and did not trim them(they were still sticking out 1mm past the ferrule)

When I asked him about this he said he does that because different people like their tips different ways.

I didn't know people liked their tip larger than the ferrule. I had to get a trimmer and shaper to finish it.

[SpiderMan]

Hahaha - Sounds like he doesn't practice what he preaches!

SpiderMan

[Brent]

So let me get this straight...U guys dont tip ur own cues ???

[Kato]

Spiderman does. No way would I ever.

Kato