How To Make A Custom Hybrid Epoxy Pool Cue On a Wood Lathe Plus Trick Shots 4k

[@sahilrizvi3711]

I have no idea why I'm watching this but it's satisfying

[@rustyshakelford4232]

I have absolutely no idea how I got here, but I'm so glad to have wandered over. Excellent build brother, you've got a new subscriber.

[@willrice2792]

I loved that jump bank shot!

[@DCogsdil]

I wish my husband would do this. I make jewelry out of resin. So much fun. I got my husband a 7-foot outdoor pool table. And I am learning to play from KZbin videos. lol, Poolshark here I come lol...not! Love your work. toodles debs from Texas

[@danilojones7193]

That is an awesome cue looks awesome you can really appreciate how he gives us access granted behind the scenes, on what all goes into making a cue, love the craftsman

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thanks man

[@billr5443]

I used to love playing competitive pool until I had a couple strokes then I couldn't play any more. I had a lot of cues during my days, but none custom like yours. You did a beautiful job on his cue and I would have been proud to have owned one of yours. Thank you for the video.

[@jrsc1929]

Awesome looking cue! Maybe all the people giving negative criticism should post there videos of the perfect cues they've made? lol

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

✊✊ I'm used to it it's the internet. I let it go in one ear and out of the other.

[@jrsc1929]

@@jpaynewoodworking7510 Guess your right lol! Keep up the awesome cue making! I'm from South Carolina and have several friends making cues really close to the same way you do and they play great!!

[@MitsuoRLCoach]

I really really appreciate the time you took to explain everything. I'd love to follow or see any of your tutorials..... also I'd love to play ya in some 9 ball some time

[@aarons2moody]

Nice looking cue! Glad this popped up on my suggestions.

[@alanphalen2721]

First KZbin cue stick build I have watched. Very nice. Very attractive stick. Nice work.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you

[@jm361]

@@jpaynewoodworking7510 Love it, what would u charge? I want one plz! 3/8 10 pin Im in FL and can drive over if u like!

[@davidrocholl4071]

Absolutely, the same here, I want one..

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Email me [e-mail]

[@KerwanCelestine]

I just ordered my butt from Jeremy. I can’t wait to get it. Keep up the great work man!! I know when my buddies see my own. They’re all going to want their own. 😂😂

[@hunterross9615]

I love this dude's accent, favorite part of living in the country

[@billycaudill8600]

I bet you would like it

[@annawood9205]

I like woodworking, and I like playing pool. trying to get back into turning. and this looks like just the project to try. i don't have your skills. but that just tells me to get to work.

[@craigsayer8710]

Well sitting ar work bored came across this video was completely amazed at how much work goes into making a cue I must admit I'm not a great lover of pool cues a prefer a snooker cue but I would gladly buy one from you cool work

[@blizteredthumbs7911]

Beautiful job ❤

[@knightingalesaid]

A beautiful piece of art. You are very talented.

[@MinorVoices]

Nicely done! Only thing I can think of to make this but even better is to add some metal ring between the epoxy part and those black caps, but hey that's me.

[@CaptainSloose]

Subbed. I used to be an avid player, and i am into woodworking, but I never even considered making my own cues until this video right here. Time to get myself a lathe and dust off my old Muecci Original and start doing drills I think. Gotta beat the rust off.

[@mrgolftennisviolin]

Never thought to use a sanding block on the lathe, that’s an awesome tip! I’m planning my first cue build right now, I want to make kind of a hybrid of a snooker cue (I’ll use ash) and an American pool cue (same weights and type type) I love both snooker and pool, and I love woodturning so it’ll be a lot of fun. Thanks for your help!

[@fernandoratag]

The second centering was offset. But this bottom cue turns out AMAZING😍😍😍

[@jimmieharper6564]

i truly enjoy this quality demo showing all the makings of a que.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you

[@jasonyates8837]

VERY NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@madisonmeister8927]

Great video! I’m feeling inspired to try something like that myself.

[@NeutralBruu]

Awesome work brotha. Loved watching this video!

[@johnburke8174]

Wow! Great job. Love pool and this is the first DIY pool cue video I have watched. Thank you for sharing. Great project, but I lack the patience to do it right! I appreciate the workmanship. Well done!

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you I appreciate it.

[@denislachance8343]

How long did you take to make this cue ?

[@EthanDexter248]

Just love watching. Its satisfying.🖒

[@kdub1953]

Nice work my friend!.... one tip, please use a mask, think of your poor old lungs! 👍

[@CrossCutCreations]

Great looking project, man! The hybrid walnut blank looks incredible! Great work.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you.

[@adamwheeler4456]

Best thing I've seen made on KZbin

[@chrismoore956]

Sub from a fellow Mississippian.

[@blackmamba3427]

Awesome video and masterpiece 👌

[@joelg5358]

Beautiful cue.

[@lonniebest4697]

Fantastic. Enjoyed watching you make that.

[@smile-twice]

Great work and thanks for sharing it with us. Fun side fact: That clip from The Color of Money you used is where the game developer for 'Doom' came up with the name of what came to be a video game that took the world by storm. Beautiful work man, you've got me considering getting a Deluxe Cue Smith shown in your newer vids.

[@napostrophen]

This is cool. It'd be cool to have something like this in my case

[@WCBike]

Very cool looking cue. Good job

[@kevintwardowski3192]

Number 1 no no with using a lathe never have sleeves on, but interesting video!!

[@philb8186]

eyyy! I use an OB as well! Nice shooting bub

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you

[@UserUser14880]

Well shit, now i want to buy a Lathe because you've inspired me to make my own Que. Perfect Christmas Present to ME. 👍👍

[@majj3690]

best vid for whoever has insomnia. i struggled watching it all, my eyes are closing by themselves. thanks bud, it was satisfying, might watch this again another night.

[@JimShadyUK]

What an amazing piece of work!

[@MrJasonace99]

Nicely done 💪👍

[@joebrann4612]

Lot of work!!!!!!

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Yes they are

[@MadRS]

Nice looking cue. I did notice that the dowel is offset within the resin though. It comes from setting up your mould. To get the dowel central to the cue butt use the following guide: 1. Use the corner to corner method on a square end plate to get your dowel centred (leave say 1/4 inch longer in one direction to allow you to cut the form down to square) and then build the long planks around the outside of the end plate. 2. Once you cut down the extra resin you should have the dowel centred within the form. Use the corner to corner method again and you should be able to set the form into the lathe with the dowel perfectly down the centre. 3. From there you can use a set guide to form a perfect cylinder, adjust one end of the guide inwards to make the desired taper. Once you have that setup you will have a perfectly repeatable way to make butt ends of cues.

[@karsonpriddy139]

meucci black dot shaft. like it alot

[@EPCAC404]

Great job

[@MrJdsenior]

Interesting way to work bubbles. One thing I found with epoxies and urethanes is if you vacuum them quickly after the mix and before the pour, it pretty much guarantees no bubbles. I did some similar experiments to your chip addition when I was doing pens. Just goofing around and experimenting can get you some pretty cool effects. That red IS spectacular. I have always wanted to do a good butt to couple with my Z2 shaft. Great tips, thanks. I will try some experimentation with pressure vessel like this, if I do. Beautiful finished cue, dude!

[@vickaminski]

in another video you made a router jig for cutting the taper, which method is best this way or the router jig?

[@swalther10]

Awesome build project… haven’t gotten all the way through yet, but when I heard “winter in Mississippi” I had to comment, you must have been working on this at about 5-8 in the evening cuz we usually start the day in spring, get to summer about lunch and then fall in the afternoon and winter at night, atleast that’s the way it is down on the coast in Pascagoula ha… but awesome job so far, glad this somehow popped up on my “suggested” feed

[@kommanderson]

Great looking cue. Great video!

[@grahamdavis289]

Nice cue

[@waylonwood7632]

Meticulous attention to detail, a job very well done my friend very very helpful tips as well, thank you!

[@BLZPHR]

I love attention to detail like this but I don’t have nearly enough patience to do something like this myself.

[@ericsteele3444]

Wouldn't you want the wood dowel rod in the middle of the cue? So you wouldn't measure the square of the epoxy... you would measure the center of the wood dowel? So it can transfer the shock of hitting the cue ball as straight as possible?

[@k9elli]

Yeah... now your dowel is off center....

[@madisonmeister8927]

Ideally, yes. But most of the shock is dealt with by the shaft of the cue. And the shaft he’s using is a very nice low-deflection shaft. You wouldn’t notice any difference in play if it was completely in the middle or not.

[@kylestanford6677]

I heard you say you’re in Mississippi and I spotted the icc Indians sign in the pool hall. I’m from Tupelo. Cool to see a local on my recommended videos here on KZbin.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Lol yea and thank you

[@oldskull271]

Congratulations men Thats awesome very cleaver master... Thanks for the video..

[@TheCitroenman1]

wow stunning job

[@granoleplazaca7972]

Amigo tu los haces para la venta o sólo fue ti proyecto para ti. Gran trabajo felicitaciones. Cuanto puede costar una flecha como la tuya. Gracias

[@JohnClothier]

That is awesome buddy!

[@timothyrawson920]

That is a beautiful cue

[@nickpeterson8080]

Amazing quality, awesome job!!

[@timaloha]

Man! That is a BEAUTIFUL cue! Thank you for this vid.

[@BantonOrg]

86 people miscued. Great job !

[@GeoJesse]

You should make a snooker cue!

[@sgtcrtrdnl]

stunning cue man, looks fantastic!

[@eriksharar986]

Very impressive work.

[@noodldoodl1970]

Amazing work. I’d love to be able to do this.

[@arthurbecker7822]

Beautiful work could you comment more on the tools that use especially at the drive end

[@stephboeker7835]

That was a great video :) Very skilled and patient wood worker !!

[@michaelmcdonald6794]

love the video.

[@talldave1000]

Well done. Great cue.

[@joshuaglaude1549]

How much did the cue end up weighing. I want to make cue blanks like this, but I'm afraid it would be too heavy

[@theavenger3363]

Beautiful man 👍

[@alazarabebe3414]

Amazing project. Great video. Thank you for sharing.

[@lacc01]

Great work! The cue is gorgeous!

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you

[@bastionvillegas3531]

9:45 so mesmerising

[@robertesposito9871]

Nice job, beautiful cue

[@JeremyBurnett]

Have you done any cues with a linen wrap? I just found the channel, and was enthralled with the process. You made it look like I could run out and do this. Only problem, I’ve never worked with a lathe, or epoxy for that matter. lol

[@SeanB1111]

Great video man! Beautiful looking finish!

[@BanjuuuN]

Man you're good. You deserve more subscribers.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you been trying to tell people that ha ha ha jk

[@Ty_N_KC]

Damn dude.... Nice job!

[@MrKinghuman]

ide use it for a break cue, cant imagine you get much feel back with all that epoxy

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Iv found that due to having a one piece wood core I get more feed back from it than I do my factory made cue.

[@MrKinghuman]

@@jpaynewoodworking7510 really? if so than this opens up a whole new design spectrum and im guessing warp free as well.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Haven't seen any issues with warpage so far epoxy is pretty stable and strong but is also has a little flexibility.

[@Woody-777]

great vid, great commentary. How about one with clear epoxy and spent bullet casings ?

[@MIRAGEDEALER]

The ideas are endless.

[@aaahtex902]

**BEAUTIFUL**

[@joebainter]

Great job, beautiful cue!

[@slickstick67]

Enjoyed the video.

[@IsaacOLEG]

Hello, I ave a small question : I was explained that total curing of epoxy , to obtain the final hardness, mean "cooking" it , if not, part of the hardening goes with time but it is not as complete as with that added energy (heat) . I dont know if having more harness is good for the cue, or if one can choose to have some more or less strong dampening in the cue, as a parameter. I mean, do you feel a difference in the damping due to the epoxy ? Thank you

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Once epoxy is fully cured or hardened its their it does not soften unless a high heat is applied to it. On a solid epoxy cure it would he very hard but all of my cues are cored. And this helps with the feel and feedback.

[@IsaacOLEG]

@@jpaynewoodworking7510 Hello, thank you to answer me. you probably did not understand what I mean : I was explained that fact by the epoxy makers, for impregnation epoxy for instance, if on want to obtain the maximum hardening of the epoxy it may go into an owen , that allows a full binding of the molecular chains (under the work of thermal energy) I had used on a soundboard that "plastification" process, and , whjile hard, my epowy did not harden enough and was damping high frequencies too much . Regards

[@realyblank]

I would love a stick like that man! Great work!

[@josephsworkshop75]

Really nice work. Great video too. Hi from Australia.

[@dzhellek]

Remember folks, if you bring your own custom stick to the pool hall, you better not suck!

[@The_Joker_]

Beautiful job 👍👍👍 Death by pool cue. Inhaling resin dust. Not good.

[@coltynhehn]

Amazing video my dude! I been shooting since I could see over the table too! Beautiful cue

[@todd75poling]

I would love to have a stick like that nice work wish I had the talent and tools to do it myself

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you

[@johnhayes6414]

I've played on leagues. Would want to make cues. Do you sell your molds. List was pen blanks. You also didn't use a pressure pot. Would like to have same set up you had. Worried about resin fallen out if it was standing upright in a pot? Do you have a supplies list for cue assembling parts where to buy them

[@MisterItchy]

Good looking cue!

[@StuffUCanMake]

Cool video! May you have a Happy & Prosperous New Year.

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Thank you You too.

[@nicoledaniel6852]

very informational thanks'

[@rathernotdisclose8064]

Gorgeous cue. Do you ever make them to be fitted with wraps? Would that require you to create a thread-width cutout on the handle of the cue to house the wrap, or is there some other technique commonly used for that?

[@jpaynewoodworking7510]

Hey thank you I just haven't tried it yet.

[@relaxationmeditationsleep2934]

What a beauty!!!

[@heyimamaker]

Absolutely awesome, I never would have thought about making a pool cue! Keep it up!

[@livealoha50f]

It’s interesting - as a pool player - I am not so sure about playing with a cue that was tooled by hand. This is kind of on the opposite end of mass manufacturing. Give me some CNC. Lol.