? different glue, ferrule, cue... who knowsI just put mine on yesterday. Mine makes a very loud click. Maybe too much so for me.
? different glue, ferrule, cue... who knowsI just put mine on yesterday. Mine makes a very loud click. Maybe too much so for me.
To bring this post off-topic, it may just be crappy keyboard, but try a different USB port for the receiver, either back or front of PC, or place it on a USB extender cable near the keyboard.
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I just put mine on yesterday. Mine makes a very loud click. Maybe too much so for me.
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If it's clicking it's not the tip, it's the installation error.
It happens. Remove and install another.
Rob.M
then just start off with a Hard tip.... that's what they all become
I hear people saying "I hate to replace the tip, it is just now playing the way I like" because they start with a soft and don't like how it feels until it becomes hard.
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If it's clicking it's not the tip, it's the installation error.
It happens. Remove and install another.
Rob.M
Mr Searing contacted me after reading my post and is shipping me a new tip for a buck. I told him I would have it put on and check it out. My tip guy is a friend who also has a table in his shop so we will give the new install/uninstall etc due diligence.
Very nice of him to be pro active with his tips.
Good deal
The clicking sounds like there wasn't enough glue. The only time I've heard clicking is when the installer barely put one tiny drop on the tip. When I popped it off the tip had glue on the middle 2/3rds but nothing from the last third to the edge
He did a the pre soak on the tip with glue before he installed it. So it should have been good to go. Don't know what happened. We'll figure it out when we put the new one on.
I pre soak my laundry, not my tips
Interestingly enough the only time I've ever had an issue with a tip is from one that I didn't install myself. I'm not saying that I've not biffed a tip or two. I'm saying that it didn't hit a ball that way
I pre soak my laundry, not my tips
Interestingly enough the only time I've ever had an issue with a tip is from one that I didn't install myself. I'm not saying that I've not biffed a tip or two. I'm saying that it didn't hit a ball that way
I got mine today and will install laterHere is Dennis explaining his method of priming tips prior to installation:
" My method that always works is as follows...sand the glue side and apply Quick Gel and let it soak for about a minute then glue it to the glossy cover page of a magazine. Next, let the tip dry overnite attached to the magazine before removing the tip. When you remove the tip the back side will be white with the attached paper. The tip is now ready to be sanded and glued to the ferrule."
" Before I came up with this method I tried priming the tip and letting it air dry, but air drying did not harden the glue. Attaching the tip to a magazine allows the glue to harden for a good prime."
Your welcome and Merry Christmas...TommyT