Cutting and Shaping a Trumpet or Crown Cue Tip
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Published 2019-03-01
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All Comments (18)
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Muito obrigado pelo ótimo tutorial 😊
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Great video and well explained 👍
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Very enjoyable to watch, thanks.
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Many thanks for putting this up. I was waiting for it.. cheers
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Interesting watch!
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Just come across your videos, great insight and good tips..no pun intended
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looks like a really nice job
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Good video mate, I do it very similar, just use a Stanley blade on its own and angle the blade and turn the cue to trim into the trumpet shape and use a small nail file to finish around the edges and still burnish the edge with a strip of worn down wet & dry
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Absolute pain in the hole to do these tips, done one on my own cue fine, then doing one for someone else I kept going too far and there was a very sharp edge between the dome and the sides of the tip.
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What is your recommendation to paste exactly in center the tip 9.5 or 10 on the 9.4 ferrule? Tanx
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Is there any real reason to implant chalk into a tip during the manufacturing? As far as I can tell it makes your fingers dirty and gives your glue to potential to not stick. Everyone chalks after anyway!
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numero uno on the comment
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Is this the same as mushroom?
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Hi I`ve watched this video a few times now, simply because I enjoy the whole process. It did occur to me however........ would it have been easier to mushroom cut the tip before gluing it on to the shaft? Just a thought. Thank you. p.s. Keep the videos coming.👍
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Science
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Why do this instead of getting a proper shaft with desired tip size ?
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Whereabouts your based?
