They are great soft tips personally speaking. Very consistent. So far it is holding out nicely and haven't done any maintenance on it yet. Also, they are cheap.
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.
Could someone let me know, too? I've been looking for one as well that has the correct 5/16-14 piloted joint hopefully with a pro taper and a 12.75mm or 13mm tip although 12.5mm isn't a deal-breaker. Thanks in advance!
That is an issue with a lot of drills. We can develop compensating errors that make that one shot work but it won't work unless all the factors are the same. The old drill to hit a ball straight, headspot to foot spot, off the rail, back to the stunned cue ball on the foot spot and it goes back to the headspot. Seems like it would have to be super straight with no sidespin but compensating errors can make it work. If I want to practice that drill I set up a gate to go through. Double errors won't get you through a tight gate a diamond out from the foot rail.
Vintage Schon with 2 shafts with dashed rings, curly maple forearm with ebony or cocobolo, butt rolls perfect, one shaft slight taper the other shaft has a bigger taper, circa 1982-86, 20.4 oz with one shaft 20oz with other shaft
$2700 or trades for Schon R15, R16, certain cogs or Kikel cues
