Break cue shaft repair

lawful777

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Last night after a breaking session, I noticed that on my shaft there are a few 1-1/2" or so scratches (can feel with a fingernail) throughout the base of the shaft. One even nicked the collar. I think that is mainly in the clearcoat but the rest are into the wood. I have thought about sending it in but would probably have 30-40 dollars in shipping plus labor, etc. It isn't in the bridge area so shouldn't affect play and I didn't notice the collar being split.

My question is, is there anything I can do to fix this myself? Would it be worth using as is and saving up for a replacement shaft or more worth it to have the repairs done now?

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. PM's welcomed too.

I feel really bad about this, never happened to me before and am not sure what caught ahold of it.......maybe the pocket irons, I have an antique brunswick with drop pockets.....

Thanks again
 
Ignore it, if its a player its going to happen its just battle wounds, pretty common in that area also.

It wont effect the way it plays, so drive on.
 
Last night after a breaking session, I noticed that on my shaft there are a few 1-1/2" or so scratches (can feel with a fingernail) throughout the base of the shaft. One even nicked the collar. I think that is mainly in the clearcoat but the rest are into the wood. I have thought about sending it in but would probably have 30-40 dollars in shipping plus labor, etc. It isn't in the bridge area so shouldn't affect play and I didn't notice the collar being split.

My question is, is there anything I can do to fix this myself? Would it be worth using as is and saving up for a replacement shaft or more worth it to have the repairs done now?

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. PM's welcomed too.

I feel really bad about this, never happened to me before and am not sure what caught ahold of it.......maybe the pocket irons, I have an antique brunswick with drop pockets.....

Thanks again

Hit mine plenty of times on Gold Crowns on the metal Brunswick "plaque" on the short rail.

Gives character.........
 
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