Yep, but thats what they call it...Not an acme pin
Yep, but thats what they call it...Not an acme pin
I have looked at a few of his on your site. I had to force myself not to buy one. Spent too much recently. They look to be a great value.Mike Stacey is vastly under appreciated. He’s a 30+ year veteran cuemaker and American Cuemaker Association officer. His cues generally follow South West specifications. He’s a standup and no nonsense man who delivers when he says he will. His cues are an excellent value to boot.
You are correct, I even put it in quotes so nobody got mad...haha.You would think that after all these years, and after all Evan Clarke’s efforts, people would have stopped referring to it as acme pin. Evan hated the term, especially since whoever called started calling it an acme pin had no idea what an acme thead was.
Only the ignorant called it that. Evan created that pin, and he didn’t call it that.Yep, but thats what they call it...
I stand corrected. I will just refer the them as the "worst playing Schon joint" from here on out...or most over appreciated era of production cue.Only the ignorant called it that. Evan created that pin, and he didn’t call it that.
Evan Clark used to go nuts when people called that an acme. Pin.Yep, but thats what they call it...
Not quite sure what you’re saying but that pin, that pilot nosed 5/16-14 Schon pin that Evan created in 1993 should fit every Schon 5/16-14 shaft (except for maybe the S-series). That was Evan’s pride… that all Schon 5/16-14 shafts fit all Schon 5/16-14 butts. He thought he was the first to be able to say that. He was a little chuffed when I told him that Ray Schuler could say that of his cues and shafts from way earlier.Evan Clark used to go nuts when people called that an acme. Pin.
It's just a 5/16-14 pin that is not interchangeable with other Schon shafts
Some of them actually are interchangeable.
I've had several schon shafts from vintage to vintage, that were not interchangeable and the simple fix was to run a tap through them.Not quite sure what you’re saying but that pin, that pilot nosed 5/16-14 Schon pin that Evan created in 1993 should fit every Schon 5/16-14 shaft (except for maybe the S-series). That was Evan’s pride… that all Schon 5/16-14 shafts fit all Schon 5/16-14 butts. He thought he was the first to be able to say that. He was a little chuffed when I told him that Ray Schuler could say that of his cues and shafts from way earlier.
I don’t blame them, I haven’t purchased cue making supplies in about 10 years and had a little shell shock at some of the prices!Anybody with a cue lathe wants 1k for a plain 4 point 4 veneer cue now
Nice to see you posting my friend. How have you been doing lately? You continue to be in my prayers.Not an acme pin
If you decide to purchase one, you can't go wrong with Martin...a.k.a., jazznpool.I have looked at a few of his on your site. I had to force myself not to buy one. Spent too much recently. They look to be a great value.