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These are G10 material precision cut into a 3/8 Radial Style joint screw x 3" in length.

This is in our opinion the finest joint screw to use in a pool cue.

These will buff up and shine when finished. An exceptional joint screw.

These are similar to the 'Radial' pin but we're not allowed to use the word 'radial' as it is trademarked so we're using the word 'radius'. You can buy the 'radial' pin and pay more or you can buy our 'radius' and save money. We defy you to tell them apart.

303 stainless steel, Brass, Titanum uniloc quick release joint pin- unplanted and uniloc threaded self-aligning quick release brass cue shaft insert

The Juma material is a light ivory colored thermoset plastic rod. It machines easily and polishes up to a fine luster, and will not mushroom. It is chalk resistant when polished. The hit is great and feels a lot like Ivory.

Each ferrule is approximately .562 in diameter and 1.100" in length.

The Karomi Black Pearl laminated tip has 9 layers of hand picked premium quality pig skin. They are designed to put more spin on the cue ball during lower speed hits. These tips are specially formulated to maintain their shape and offer you maximum momentum control. They also hold chalk really well and give you great control.

For the ultimate combination
try these tips with
Morakami Performance Chalk.

If you require the finest glue to ensure a permanent bond that won't pop off then we highly recommend our Cyanoacrylate for tips. It works!

Larger quantities, please email us

Karomi tips are 12 Layers of Japanese pig skin which allows you to gain consistent cue ball control. They are only available in 14mm. A great tip at a great price. These are a medium tip.

For the ultimate combination
try these tips with
Morakami Performance Chalk.

If you require the finest glue to ensure a permanent bond that won't pop off then we highly recommend our Cyanoacrylate for tips. It works!

These can be used wet or dry and serve every imaginable application. Here we are offering your choice of sanding strip grades. They are available in 180, 220 , 320, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000 grits.(Silicon Carbide)

These are great for touch-up work, blending finishes and doing ferrules and tips.

Each roll is 1" wide and 75' in length.

Joe uses these and finds them invaluable and convenient.

These can be used wet or dry and serve every imaginable application. Here we are offering your choice of sanding strip grades.(Silicon Carbide)

They are available in 180, 220 , 320, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000 grits.

These are great for touch-up work, blending finishes and doing ferrules and tips.

Each grade is sold as one 14' (fourteen foot) strip per package.

Each strip is 1" wide x 13.5' in length. This equates to 46 - 3.5" strips that you can cut into 3.5" strips or any length you like.

Here are 2" wide rolls of 75 feet long. This is Klingspor sandpaper; the finest sand paper for your sanding needs. We recommend it over 3M any day!

Here are 2" wide rolls of 10 feet long. This is Klingspor sandpaper; the finest sand paper for your sanding needs. We recommend it over 3M anyway!

The Kryptonite xtreme cue tips are for those who play to extremes. When you need Extreme control and Extreme power, choose  The Kryptonite xtreme cue tips. 

Engineered for precision and durability, the Kryptonite xtreme cue tips tip delivers unmatched power and control. Crafted from high-density Bakelite Phenolic resin, this tip is designed to maximize energy transfer for explosive breaks and precise jump shots. Its ultra-dense composition minimizes wear, ensuring long-lasting performance with every strike. Whether you’re a competitive player or a cue sports enthusiast, Kryptonite Breaker Extreme Tip provides the consistency and reliability you need to elevate your game.

So hard it will Break Superman. 

Great alternate to the White Diamond tip. 

If you require the finest glue to ensure a permanent bond that won't pop off then we highly recommend our Cyanoacrylate for tips. It works!

Hold Chalk well. 

For the ultimate combination
try these tips with
Morakami Performance Chalk.

Here is our own custom 6 flute router bit for ultra smooth cuts on shafts and butts. The cut is so smooth that it appears as if the finished piece has been sanded and buffed! Exceptionally clean cuts. A must for the serious cue builder.

The arbor is .250"

We use this 6 flute blade on our router when cutting shafts and butts with our 14" X 40" tapering lathe.

Please Note: We purchased all the remaining inventory from a South Carolina supplier who just sold out to us. This material is limited, scarce and rarely offered. Order with confidence.

The 2 blocks you see are each .562" x 1.5" x 6" long. These are Black in color. Each order is for 2 blocks as described.

This is vintage Westinghouse paper micarta which was heat pressed into sheets.  This is the real deal. 

This is ideal for Duck or Goose Calls and knife handles or scales as you see fit.  It cuts easily and polishes to a high shine.  This is a rare and high quality material that is very hard but easy to form and work with.

You will not be disappointed.  We're here to assist you with your Game calls or knife making hobby or profession.

Micarta And Its Many Myths

What is micarta? The actual word and definition has become diluted through the decades since it's invention in and around 1911 by Westinghouse Electric Corporation.  Micarta was actually produced as an industrial laminate for electrical insulation.  Soon afterwards it was started to be used as a decorative laminate and thus Formica was born.  Both products were marketed under the trade name 'micarta'.  As such, it became used generically.  Micarta today has been used by any laminated composite material including glass epoxy otherwise known as G10.

Westinghouse produced what is called 'antique ivory', better known as a grade FR-2 laminate.  This was comprised of paper sheets which were soaked in epoxy resin and then baked and pressed into huge sheets.  The color was incidental as it was an industrial product.  Color was really never a goal of any industrial laminate.  In fact, the color from run to run varied greatly.  The purpose of the FT-2 was to be an electrical insulator with different characteristics than the much more common paper grades which were manufactured with phenolic resins.

As for the asbestos laminates we hear so much about, there were actually two grades.  We believe neither of these two grades have been produced in the USA since the mid 1960's or so.  They were indeed manufactured in Europe during the 1970's.  This material was for industrial use as an electrical insulator as well.  This material is extremely dangerous as it is asbestos based.  Fortunately, little remains today.

The Westinghouse micarta division was eventually sold to International Paper (IP) in 1995 an was run for several years.  They manufactured these micarta laminates for decorative purposes while based in South Carolina.  Eventually IP sold the facility and it was subsequently sold again.  It was eventually liquidated and sold off around 2004 or thereabouts.

Please Note: We purchased all the remaining inventory from a South Carolina supplier who just sold out to us. This material is limited, scarce and rarely offered. Order with confidence.

The 2 blocks you see are each .562" x 1.5" x 6" long. These are Ivory/Tan/Beige in color. Each order is for 2 blocks as described.

This is vintage Westinghouse paper micarta which was heat pressed into sheets.  This is the real deal. 

This is ideal for Duck or Goose Calls and knife handles or scales as you see fit.  It cuts easily and polishes to a high shine.  This is a rare and high quality material that is very hard but easy to form and work with.

You will not be disappointed.  We're here to assist you with your Game calls or knife making hobby or profession.

Micarta And Its Many Myths

What is micarta? The actual word and definition has become diluted through the decades since it's invention in and around 1911 by Westinghouse Electric Corporation.  Micarta was actually produced as an industrial laminate for electrical insulation.  Soon afterwards it was started to be used as a decorative laminate and thus Formica was born.  Both products were marketed under the trade name 'micarta'.  As such, it became used generically.  Micarta today has been used by any laminated composite material including glass epoxy otherwise known as G10.

Westinghouse produced what is called 'antique ivory', better known as a grade FR-2 laminate.  This was comprised of paper sheets which were soaked in epoxy resin and then baked and pressed into huge sheets.  The color was incidental as it was an industrial product.  Color was really never a goal of any industrial laminate.  In fact, the color from run to run varied greatly.  The purpose of the FT-2 was to be an electrical insulator with different characteristics than the much more common paper grades which were manufactured with phenolic resins.

As for the asbestos laminates we hear so much about, there were actually two grades.  We believe neither of these two grades have been produced in the USA since the mid 1960's or so.  They were indeed manufactured in Europe during the 1970's.  This material was for industrial use as an electrical insulator as well.  This material is extremely dangerous as it is asbestos based.  Fortunately, little remains today.

The Westinghouse micarta division was eventually sold to International Paper (IP) in 1995 an was run for several years.  They manufactured these micarta laminates for decorative purposes while based in South Carolina.  Eventually IP sold the facility and it was subsequently sold again.  It was eventually liquidated and sold off around 2004 or thereabouts.

Cue Components Shaft & Tip Leather Burnisher is Made In The USA of fine quality leather. You can burnish the shaft and cue tips as well.

Just grab the shaft and stroke up and down to seal the wood and make the shaft slick. This will seal out moisture and not allow the grain to raise. The shaft will be slick and smoother to the feel when shooting.

The size is 2.5" x 4".

LePro Pool Cue Tips are another old reliable tip which are preferred by many top professionals. LePro cue tips are manufactured from a high grade oak leather which goes through an extensive tanning process producing a medium to medium hard tip. These are 14mm.

For the ultimate combination
try these tips with
Morakami Performance Chalk.

The Lex Ferrules in solid format are made of ultra-durable Lexan (polycarbonate material). These ferrules are lightweight, resistant to cracks, and perfect for those who value durability and performance. Use them for dome ferrules or regular ferrules with exceptional grip and performance for jumps and breaks. Available in Clear or Black for customization.