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pin 1. 5/16 x 14 Pin 2 - unknown Pin 3- Radial

From my experience, all chalks, at least the reliable ones perform the same in terms of spin, the difference lies in at least my case is how dirty my hands gets after prolonged use. The Taom chalks are the cleanest from my experience (Master, Silver Cup and Blue Diamond).

I only have the shaft. Wood threads, no insert The 5/16 x14 pin just goes through.

The 5/16x14 pin is too small, the radial is too big. Edit: added additional pics Pin 1. 5/16 x 14 Pin 2 - unknown Pin 3- Radial

I have three cues, Uniloc, Radial and 5/16x18, all have Predator Vantage shaft, aside from the different weights, they all play the same. My uniloc does not come loose...

He is PRODUCING a cue for any customer, he is NOT CUSTOMIZING a cue for a specific customer, do you get the difference?

I would not because he is NOT a custom cue maker....

If you go to McWorters shop and order a cue with your own CUSTOM design, would he do it?

Not sure if this was asked before, If deflection is decided by weight of the shaft on the last 6 inches or so, why is it that the triangle tip has less on the same cue?

Define Custom cue maker and define production cue maker, without factoring the cost of the cue, then decide where McWorter stands....

Paduak?

I love his designs, just being true to the to the term production vs custom cue maker. Did Jerry ever do custom work ?

So technically, Bob Owen is a custom cue maker and McWorter is a production cue maker, although his production cue is more expensive than some custom builders...

I would add it at the joint end rather than the tip end if possible. This shaft originally had a very thing black collar, we added the ringwork to match the butt of the cue.

Guessing it was very good ferrule during its time. Wondering if it still up to par compared to modern ferrules...