Please help identify the joint

[NOTSomebody]

Hi

I come across this cue and would like to know what joint type is this. I am new so I dont know how to recognise cue joint.

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[Rockin' Robin]

looks like a standard 5/16-18 thread.

 

[vicieyem]

solid ebony forearm with a SS joint? that must be heavy

 

[PolarBear]

Hi

I come across this cue and would like to know what joint type is this. I am new so I dont know how to recognise cue joint.

Sounds like you won this cue and maybe, just maybe, you AREsomebody!

Welcome to the forums! !

 

[Jobba786]

It is piloted, and I think it is a 5/16x14 pin/ thread (but could also be 5/16x18). Count the threads within one inch (or half an inch and muliply with 2). By doing so the number will tell you either 14 or 18 threads.

-Jon Birger

 

[Poolplaya9]

It looks like a 5/16 x 14 piloted joint to me as well. The 5/16 refers to the pin diameter in inches. The 14 is how many threads there are per inch. As someone else mentioned, you can measure these things yourself with a ruler to verify. Piloted means that part of the shaft is counter sunk into the butt when the two are screwed together. A flat faced joint is one where the facing of the two surfaces of the joint that meet together are both flat surfaces, but yours is piloted.

 

[victorl]

Almost positive it's 5/16 x 14.
What kind of cue is it?

 

[Poolhalljunkie]

Joint

5/16X18 pin more than likely attached to an imported cue. Please post a picture of the whole cue as it will help in determine if the joint as well.

 

[DEXTER]

Joint

Looks like 5/16-18.

 

[ICue71]

Looks like a SS sleeve rather then a full SS joint, that wood in the joint looks to be the ebony from the forearm.

 

[vicieyem]

Looks like a SS sleeve rather then a full SS joint, that wood in the joint looks to be the ebony from the forearm.

Yes, im positive it is

And the pin looks like 5/16 14