I have been playing with a 1/2" Ivory ferrule on a 12.75 m.m. shaft and I love the feel. Anyone else play with the shorter ferrule? Tell me why you like how it plays.
I have been playing with a 1/2" Ivory ferrule on a 12.75 m.m. shaft and I love the feel. Anyone else play with the shorter ferrule? Tell me why you like how it plays.
I have been playing with a 1/2" Ivory ferrule on a 12.75 m.m. shaft and I love the feel. Anyone else play with the shorter ferrule? Tell me why you like how it plays.
I have been playing with a 1/2" Ivory ferrule on a 12.75 m.m. shaft and I love the feel. Anyone else play with the shorter ferrule? Tell me why you like how it plays.
I have been playing with a 1/2" Ivory ferrule on a 12.75 m.m. shaft and I love the feel. Anyone else play with the shorter ferrule? Tell me why you like how it plays.
Hmm, You know i been playing with ivory ferrules for years and capped and un capped is something i dont know to much about it i have the longer ferrules are those capped ? Can someone please explain The diffrence to me please. I love hearing something new about the stuff i been using for 100's of years
I think that was me. I was referring to his 1/2 inch ferule. If it was capped it would have a pretty short tenon. I repair a lot of Helmstetter Billiard shafts and they use a capped ferrule with a 1/4 inch threaded tenon. Really tiny.i was a hard core 1'' only capped.
about 6-8 months ago i decided to cut my ferrule in half. so now its 1/2 uncapped. much better IMO.
feedback is unbelievable. world of difference
now i offer 4 types of ferrules.
1/2 uncapped
3/4 uncapped
1'' capped or uncapped
i dont know who said if its capped there isnt much of a tennon ???
cap is only .200 so if you do it right and your tolerances are tight your tenon is .800.
seems like alot of tenon to me. what isnt tenon is epoxy...if anything
almost 2x the tenon as a shorty ferrule
btw i wont do uncapped ivory. i want as much up there as possible
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I think that was me. I was referring to his 1/2 inch ferule. If it was capped it would have a pretty short tenon. I repair a lot of Helmstetter Billiard shafts and they use a capped ferrule with a 1/4 inch threaded tenon. Really tiny.