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Please let us know what you're findings are.

Nice sticks. Cuetec Cynergy is a nice cue. How do you like that Whyte carbon shaft? I was thinking about picking one up.

I was thinking about Viking or McDermott. But I forgot about all these other brands. I'm going to forward this thread to him. Thanks guys.

A family member wants a pool stick. Only has $100 to $150 to spend. Any recommendations?

Can this be done by hand if you buy the tap and the shaft already has been tapped for a radial pin?

What is live-threading exactly?

What was the difference?

Are those different tapers? The one on the left looks like a pro taper? And the one on the right more conical?

They have ones that look like actual wood now. Check it out. https://triple-60.com/

I heard those Whyte shafts do. https://triple-60.com/

He's a big fan of Richard Hsu. So am I. He does great work.

Yeah thanks for posting links and summarizing things.

Yeah I wouldn't doubt these shafts are super cheap to make and there's a huge markup on them.

Yeah you're right. It's just like any hobby where there are a lot of options. You're going to get a bunch of different answers about what people like.

I made the exact same transition through those shafts over the years myself. I really loved the ob, the one with the spiral ferrule. I picked up a Cuetec carbon fiber shaft as well just to see what all the fuss was about. But I haven't really had a chance to use it yet. I guess I better get...

Whew that thread is about 10 pages long. Just got through the 1st page. It has varying opinions. Thanks for the link.

I was about to buy one of those rhino shafts until that old saying popped in my head, you get what pay for. And I saw Daniel Le's review. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/8P4J6bPjV1FPVRDL/?mibextid=qi2Omg

I like the pro taper from 12.75 mm to 13 mm and medium to soft tips.

So which one's the best guys? Or are they all pretty similar?

That's not a bad price. Looks like you do pretty nice work.