The Russo Bridge Cue Tapering Tool, is hand-made of stained walnut wood, and used in preparation for attaching the Russo Interlocking Bridgehead, or any standard bridgehead, to the end of a conventional wooden cue stick, so that each bridgehead fits properly and snugly onto the tapered cue end. The Russo Bridgeheads are then securely fastened to the cue end by a, tiny (included) screw. Now just insert the screw through a small hole in the neck of the bridgehead, and screw it into the tapered cue end to secure . An awl or ice pick is recommended for making a tiny starter hole in the tapered end of the cue.
Russo Bridgeheads are purchased separately, using the above referenced ebay item number. Two small screws are included with the purchase of each pair of Russo Interlocking Bridgeheads. The Russo Tapering Tool a nice-to-have addition to the Russo Bridgeheads. The Tapering Tool avoids the tedious task of having to carve, sand down or hone the end of a cue until it is tapered enough to accept a snugly fitted bridgehead.
Replacement blades for the RUSSO CUE TAPERING TOOL are available.
The tapering tool and bridgeheads turn conventional cue sticks into useable billiard bridges, for shooting difficult to reach shots.
Read the fascinating story about the INVENTOR and INVENTION of the RUSSO INTERLOCKING BRIDGEHEADS , and visit our interesting website at russobilliardbridge.com
