[joelpope]

Where else can you find a $25 Xmas gift that someone would really like?

Free shaft burnisher included with every tip tool purchase @ Last4Ever.com

Have a great holiday season and thanks for all of your support over the years.

Joel

[KissedOut]

Originally Posted by joelpope

Where else can you find a $25 Xmas gift that someone would really like?

Free shaft burnisher included with every tip tool purchase @ Last4Ever.com

Have a great holiday season and thanks for all of your support over the years.

Joel

I got one of your tools a while back and it does a great job. EXCEPT when shaping my tip it never seems to get all the way to the tip of the tip. I always seem to end up with a small (sixteenth of an inch diameter?) flat spot right at the end. The only way I can get that rounded off is to finish the shaping with a Willard.

Any advice or tips on how to overcome this? Both your tool and the Willard are dime radius, if that matters.

[RickLafayette]

After you have it shaped about 90%, lay the tool on the floor, radius side up. Place the tip in the center of the tool and place one foot on each side of the tip - no need to squeeze the tip tight. Now, roll the shaft in your hands like you're starting a fire. Do this for just a second or two, no need to press down too hard. This is how it works for me.

[Johnny Rosato]

Originally Posted by RickLafayette

After you have it shaped about 90%, lay the tool on the floor, radius side up. Place the tip in the center of the tool and place one foot on each side of the tip - no need to squeeze the tip tight. Now, roll the shaft in your hands like you're starting a fire. Do this for just a second or two, no need to press down too hard. This is how it works for me.

Shirley Knott?

[joelpope]

Originally Posted by KissedOut

I got one of your tools a while back and it does a great job. EXCEPT when shaping my tip it never seems to get all the way to the tip of the tip. I always seem to end up with a small (sixteenth of an inch diameter?) flat spot right at the end. The only way I can get that rounded off is to finish the shaping with a Willard.

Any advice or tips on how to overcome this? Both your tool and the Willard are dime radius, if that matters.

It sounds like you are stopping the shaping process before the tip is the correct radius. If the abrasive has not contacted the center of your tip then the sldes of the tool are still hitting the shoulder of your tip tool because the tip is still too flat. All you are doing with the Willard is flattening the entire tip.

Joel

[Keith E.]

+1 for Joel. Killer customer service.

Keith

[JoeyA]

Danny "The Shredder" Smith asked to use my Last4ever Tip Tool and was impressed with it so much that he had to have one for himself.

Saying that Danny is fastidious about the condition and shape of his cue tip is probably an understatement.

JoeyA

[joelpope]

Originally Posted by JoeyA

Danny "The Shredder" Smith asked to use my Last4ever Tip Tool and was impressed with it so much that he had to have one for himself.

Saying that Danny is fastidious about the condition and shape of his cue tip is probably an understatement.

JoeyA

always good to hear stories like this. Thanks

[Seaspook]

Used it this morning and it works on the last4ever site

XPC2018

Alan

[joelpope]

Originally Posted by Seaspook

Used it this morning and it works on the last4ever site

XPC2018

Alan

And now you can use XPC2019 for the discount

[surffisher2a]

I love my last4ever tip tool. I pretty much got rid of all the other tip gadgets in my bag because of the last4ever tool.