Carbon Fiber Shaft(s) for Schon Cues

I have both a Rhino and a Revo that fit a Schon, I don't get the issue here... any 5/16x14 shaft will do, piloted or flat faced.
The pilot on non Schon shaft is smaller than the Schon and will fit with no issue.
The Rhino had to be tapped in order to fit, I did it myself easily.

Pro taper with 5/16x14 joint:
Rhino (currently out of stock but it'll be back or find it somewhere else, it can be ordered in different tip diameter) - https://rhino-billiards.com/product...-pool-cue-single-shaft?variant=47652250583325
Cuetec - https://www.cuetec.com/products/cyn...y-12-5-shafts/5-16-x-14-cynergy-12-5mm-shaft/
JFlowers SMO - https://jflowerscues.com/product/s-m-o-carbon-fiber-shaft/
Triple60 TS1 - https://triple-60.com/products/triple-60-ts1-performance-play-shaft?variant=43628530139275
Raven - https://ravencue.com/products/carbon-fiber-pro-shaft-5-16-14-12-4mm
Bull Carbon - https://seyberts.com/collections/bu...-bull-carbon-cue-shaft?variant=47216845750470
I'm sure that you can find more

Are all Schön Joint Screws the Same?​

No — not all Schön joint screws are identical, and they are not the same as Joss screws, though some older models share similar dimensions.

Key differences between brands​

  • Schön vs. Joss: Joss shafts use a 5/16" x 14 joint screw (thread size) with a smaller pilot (≈0.460–0.480") AzBilliards ForumsAzBilliards Forums.
  • Schön shafts historically used a larger pilot (≈0.530") and a joint screw around 0.308" x 14 in later models AzBilliards ForumsAzBilliards Forums.

Derby City Classic, 2027, Jan. 22-31, Fri-Sun

Here are two suggestions I’ve made before, one for speeding up one-pocket at the Derby and the second for eliminating the time-consuming fuss over the racking in nine ball. I have learned in the meantime that the second is sometimes used for small local tournaments in New Jersey. In science it’s called “independent discovery.”

Suggestion 1, one pocket. If a match takes three and a half hours, both players lose. Yes, I have thought about it. Works for the Derby where there are no brackets to disrupt.

Suggestion 2, nine ball. No matter what happens on the break, the first person to shoot after the break must roll out.

Yes, I am sane and functional. I can handle my own personal affairs. I’d love to see your responses, but please play the consequences out in your mind first before responding. I love the Derby, and I offer these suggestions to improve it.

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