FAQ

Shafts, butts, and cue cores can be radial laminated. Quarter sawn lumber is sawn (the quarter sawing process produces vertical grain) into "v" shaped pieces and glued together to form a eight sided billet. This billet is then turned round. Looking at the end of the shaft, butt, or core the laminated pieces are pie shaped, like slices of pizza.

Radial laminated shafts have less defection or "squirt". Radial laminated butts are more stable than solid wood butts. Radial laminated cores add stability to exotic woods and help to keep the weight down when using heavy woods like ebony and tropical hardwoods.

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