A friend of mine handed me his Lucasi 611 with a Predator Z2 shaft on it and asks me if I can straighten shafts. I told him that yes, sometimes depending on how they got warped. So I put his cue together to see how bad the warp is and it very small and only at the tip end of the shaft. With the shaft apart, you can't see it - only with the butt and shaft together. So then I get to looking at the tip and the attached picture is what I saw. He's ground the shaft down below the ferrule when chalking, so now he has an hourglass in the end of his shaft. The grinding is not uniform, so with the butt attached, it does indeed look to be warped. I didn't point that out to him, simply asked him when he needed his cue back (next Friday) and told him I'd see what I could do.
Obviously, I'm not authorized to work on Z2's, though I kind of doubt that this will be a warranty repair, but that's not for me to determine.
What is his best recourse?
I sent the same info off to KJ, but my ISP/Mail carrier seems to be having some problem, so I'm posting here.
Thanks!
Gary
Obviously, I'm not authorized to work on Z2's, though I kind of doubt that this will be a warranty repair, but that's not for me to determine.
What is his best recourse?
I sent the same info off to KJ, but my ISP/Mail carrier seems to be having some problem, so I'm posting here.
Thanks!
Gary