3/8 x 10 thread thickness question

I just bought a new custom cue butt with 3/8 x 10 pin made to match up to my custom old growth maple shafts. Now the shafts seem to
fit looser on this pin when I am tightening them down but nice and tight on my older cue which is a McDermott D-2

My question is are there multiple different thread thickness available on pins?

Thank you for your time

A loose fit on the pin isn't a problem. Many will try to convince you it is, but a cue doesn't need to be tight on the pin, it just needs to be tight on the joint face.

Cues for home guests - house cues or your own?

A few years back, a guy told me that when people visit his home to play, they use cues from his collection. Not bargain-basement or standard house cues. This stuck with me as a nice idea. I'm about to finish my own pool room, and am considering the same approach. I have 2 house cues that came with my table (may or may not be worth putting new ferrules / tips on), and my own cues are decent quality but not super high-end. They're all straight, and have decent tips on them.

- Action player cue with wrap and maple shaft
- Action junior size cue
- Players wrapless with REVO shaft + maple shaft
- Meucci Merry Widow player with Pro shaft
- Jerry Olivier Merry Widow with wrap and CF playing shaft + maple shaft
- Jerry Olivier basic wrapless with CF break shaft
- super heavy Xcel breaker
- one of those ASKA cues from Amazon
- plus the two house cues that came with the table

(I also have two Catalog-era Palmers; those are for players only!)

Friends and guests vary widely in playing experience; most just here for fun and a very informal local neighborhood league.

Thoughts?
I would just put out some typical budget good cues. If I see that some of them know what they're doing and takes good care of those cues while playing, I'll ask they if they want to try some other cues.

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