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Looking for 2 things... 1. A 3/8x14 joint pin that would fit any Omega/DPK, Bender or Esoteric Cues 2. Curious if anyone out there can make me a 3/8x14 (female) to Uni-Loc quick release (male) joint adapter. NOTE: I believe the OD of the 3/8x14 joint pin is different than the production cues of...

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Any for sale out there? I saw one recently posted, but looking for options.

Yeah they're called Klapp custom cues.

You know, I personally have been away from the game for close to four years now. But I do occasionally get on here and check out what's going on. When I do, I can't help but search for "klapp" in the forum threads. I knew it was only a matter of time before I started to see things like this pop...

I'd like to say that I'm shocked here. I figured it was only going to be a matter of time before people stopped feeling bad for him and his sob stories and started outing him for his shoddy work...

Sure you can! Bore our the shaft, use a phenolic plug that sticks out a half inch from the bottom of the shaft, tap the plug and modify the extension accordingly...

There's one on ebay right now...

Esoteric cut the blanks to final size, installed their 3/8-14 chrome plated brass pin, installed the wrap, rubber bumper, cut the wrap grove, and built the shafts with the same parabolic taper as omega did when they were located in wauconda illinois. They also finished the cue with automotive...

Can I get some props?

Don't think so. Coker just uses standard 3/8 x 10 big pins...

If it is, I'd say its a mordt...

Benders name hasn't always gone on the pin... What kind of pin is it? Take a better pic of the pin, if it is a 3/8x14 pin, there are only so many people who could've made it...

Alright alright I'm up... I'll be there in a little bit...

Lol :) "not a bushka"... As the bids start racking up in hopes to steal the "not-a-bushka" ...

What Duane said ;)

Emailed you a question...

................. Meant for this to be a pm to cue man...

This isn't that big of a deal... To get them to line up is just a matter of re-facing the shaft by a hair on a lathe...