ferrule

I have a Lucasi ld shaft with many cracks in the ferrule , Very unsightly but it still plays okay . Cue is out of warranty so will have a local repair man fix it . What would be a good choice of material ? I am not concerned about losing any low deflection properties .

Thanks

Chuckg

I have a Lucasi ld shaft with many cracks in the ferrule , Very unsightly but it still plays okay . Cue is out of warranty so will have a local repair man fix it . What would be a good choice of material ? I am not concerned about losing any low deflection properties .

Thanks

Chuckg
I'm also a player, the hit is our own feel. i Ill check and see what they use, might be something i'd recommend. I know changing ferrule material is like changing tips, the hit changes. No one person can say any one taper, ferrule, or tip is the best. It's all subjective to a person

Rules of Thumb in Golf Billiards

Based on my limited experience:
  1. Expect to donate until you know how the table rolls. The table is not flat.
  2. You don't know all the rules.
The table was such a factor, I saw Rex Williams lose to a guy who was covered in plaster. He had just come from work. Almost no player no matter how good could beat someone on their home table.
Oddly enough, one of the best golf players I saw on the 5 x 10 was Carlos Halon the billiard player.
He was a good pool player also.
Wow, I just mentioned a name I had not thought of in a long time.

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